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Although I’ve been exploring many styles, IPAs are still among my favorites. Rather than sample "traditional” IPAs, I thought it would be fun to try some that offer a twist. So I assembled this this motley collection of high hopped brews and will be tasting them during the next few weeks.
Although I’ve been exploring many styles, IPAs are still among my favorites. Rather than sample "traditional” IPAs, I thought it would be fun to try some that offer a twist. So I assembled this this motley collection of high hopped brews and will be tasting them during the next few weeks.
- Aprihop, Dogfish Head. An IPA brewed with apricots.
- Big A IPA, Smuttynose. The name says it all.
- Decadent Imperial IPA, Ska. A reincarnation of their Pinstripe Pale Ale.
- Double Jack, Firestone Walker: The first Double IPA made by the good folks from Paso Robles.
- Pitch Black IPA, Widmer Brothers: A Cascadian Dark Ale formerly known as W'10.
- Raging Bitch, Flying Dog: A Belgian-style IPA.
Two of these beers, Big A and Decadent, are not available in Oregon. Read this for details on why I included them. This will be fun...


2 comments:
Nice grab. I really like the Aprihop, which is only available in March/April. It's like #9 done in a way that makes the beer interesting, whereas the #9 is more of a lazy summer afternoon beer.
I've never had any Magic Hat. I'm headed to the East Coast soon and will look for it.
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