#hazy session ipa

[auraeseer]

Off the mark . . . by one.

[thedaily-beer]

Wild Beer Co Under the Sun Session Hazy IPA (Picked up at a Waitrose in London). A 3 of 4. Really nice hop profile on this lighter-bodied session IPA. Primarily tropical fruit in the nose with just a faint, slightly weird touch of coconut. Some sticky lacing and a slight creaminess make this taste a bit bigger than it is.

[encoreunebiere]

668  Light Speed de Brewdog. 

Une IPA session vaguement hazy, plutôt réussie, très légère et fruitée. 

https://www.brewdog.com/usa/lightspeed-ipa-6-can https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/brewdog-light-speed/841841/

[teledyn]

[rhinokck]

Today’s side-by-side was grapefruit beers. First up was All Day Grapefruit from Founders Brewing. A session hazy grapefruit IPA, this one is more grapefruit peel than grapefruit juice. Bitter on the finish it’s still very tasty. Next up was Neon Grapefruit Blonde from Logboat brewing. Not near as bitter with more of a juicy flavor. These were pretty different from each other for grapefruit beers, but I liked them both and I’d say go try them both.

[craftbeergrazie]

Nuove birre artigianali e inclusioni bolognesi. Oggi, Sabato 22 Aprile la mia città, Bologna, vive il cuore di quel periodo che va dal 21 Aprile (giorno della Liberazione dai nazi fascisti nel 1945) al 25 Aprile, Festa Nazionale della Liberazione, ricco di eventi che festeggiano e ricordano quelle date che sono il fondamento della nostra Repubblica. Fra le tantissime cose che si possono fare in città in questo lungo week end ce n'è una che può sembrare distante da tutto questo ma, a mio avviso, non lo è. E, ovviamente, ha a che fare con la Birra Artigianale. In breve: pochi giorni fa ho ricevuto la newsletter di Vetra, ben conosciuto birrificio artigianale della provincia di Varese, che annunciava per oggi la presentazione di una birra one shot parte del progetto Wondercraft, una DDH Session Hazy Ipa prodotta in collaborazione col birrificio francese 90 BPM. Il nome? KINKI, storico club in centro che ha fatto la storia della musica house e fulcro di una attività culturale e artistica che oggi chiameremmo "inclusiva" ma che di certo allora non aveva bisogno di tante etichette. Ecco, il fatto che un birrificio varesino abbia voluto ricordare in questo progetto il KINKI e quello che ha rappresentato, a me, vecchio imbolsito, ha smosso una lacrimuccia. In ricordo di un periodo irripetibile e di una città travolgente dal punto di vista culturale. E siccome la Birra Artigianale è un fatto culturale, sono convinto che, anche se involontariamente (?), non ci potessero essere luogo e data migliori per il debutto di KINKI, a cui auguro tutto il meglio e a cui farò la festa tra poco #craftbeer #birraartigianale #21Aprile #kinki

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[nwbeerguide]

St. Louis brewery, Schlafly Beer, releases their newest variety pack, The Weekender.

Press Release

ST. LOUIS, MO (May 15, 2023) — Schlafly Beer, the original, independent craft brewery in St. Louis, announces the release of a new variety pack, The Weekender. This pack includes a variety of crushable summer beers, thoughtfully bundled with fan favorites and new styles. The Weekender offers two exclusive brews – Hazy Getaway IPA and No Bounds Brown Ale – alongside Schlafly’s year-round Kolsch, and a seasonal favorite, Raspberry Hefeweizen. The 12-pack includes three 12-ounce cans each of the four beers.

“We wanted The Weekender to fully embody the fun and carefree nature of summer and to bring a pack that’s easy to take with you on summer getaways, camping trips, picnics, and trips to the beach. These beers offer a little something for everyone, for instance, Raspberry Hefeweizen is refreshing and fruity –  it’s a great beer for people who don’t think they like craft beer, and the Hazy Getaway IPA offers a lighter take on IPA’s at 110 calories while keeping the juicy hop flavor IPA’s are known for," says Schlafly CEO, Fran Caradonna. “With most of the beers ringing in under 5% ABV, it’s a sessionable selection for summer.” 

The Weekender Variety Pack features three 12 oz. cans of each of the four beers, including:

Kolsch (ABV: 4.8%): Done properly and with distinction, this definitive golden ale is fermented with a yeast strain from Koln, Germany - where Kolsch originated. The result is a slightly dry and subtly malty brew with the delicate aroma of an ale and the clean finish of a lager. 

No Bounds Brown Ale (ABV: 5.6%): The perfect blend of American and European malts to create notes of caramel, biscuits, and subtle hints of honey and chocolate, balanced with hop bitterness from American Ale yeast, allowing the malts to shine. 

Raspberry Hefeweizen (ABV: 4.1%): A true fruit beer - not a fruit-flavored beer, this brew uses real raspberries during primary fermentation. This naturally yields a pink, hazy-colored brew with citrus aromas from the wheat and a desirable flavor that is neat and tart. Low in bitterness and not overwhelmingly sweet, this is our brewer’s summer water.

Hazy Getaway IPA (ABV: 4.0%): At only 110 calories, this golden IPA sways to the lighter side, but is still packed with juicy hop flavors with an unfiltered haze.

The Weekender 12-pack is available across Schlafly’s distribution for $17.99 as well as at Schlafly’s four brewpubs: Schlafly Tap Room in downtown St. Louis, Schlafly Bottleworks in the Maplewood neighborhood of St. Louis, Schlafly Bankside in St. Charles, MO and Schlafly Highland Square in Highland, IL. 

About Schlafly Beer: Schlafly Beer, St. Louis’ original independent craft brewery, proudly brews a diverse collection of beers throughout the year. Our brewers use numerous hop varietals, malts, grains, fruits, natural ingredients and yeast strains from around the world to make every Schlafly beer unique. As part of our commitment to sustainability and our communities, we collaborate with local suppliers and neighborhood partners. Schlafly is a go-to across the Midwest and East Coast, and is a staple at countless fine establishments, backyards and basement bars. Join us at The Schlafly Tap Room, Schlafly Bottleworks, Schlafly Bankside and Schlafly Highland Square, as well as on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. For a full listing of Schlafly beers and the beer finder, visit Schlafly.com

[thecraftbeercottage]

THE CRAFT BEERS MIXED 12 PACK

What’s In This Pack

THE CRAFT BEERS MIXED 12 PACKWhat’s In This Pack

1 x Mountain Culture Scenic Route Session Hazy 1 x Ocean Reach Pale Ale 1 x Bright Brewery Pale Ale 1 x Akasha Super Chill 1 x Yulli’s Amanda Mandarin IPA 1 x Nomad South Pacific Dream Pale Ale 1 x Dainton Overdrive West Coast IPA 1 x Sauce Hazy Pale Ale 1 x Wolf Of The Willows XPA 1 x Jervis Bay 11 Days Pale Ale 1 x Hawkers Pale Ale 1 x Sydney Brewery East Coast IPA

[sudsrunner01]

Build Your Beer Knowledge With The Gift Of A Monthly Subscription Tasting Journey.

It's a huge, intricate world of craft beer that is never really static. From rich stouts to crisp lagers, fruity sours to hoppy there's always something new and exciting to discover. However, the many different beer styles and flavors are somewhat overwhelming unless you determine with precision where you need to go. This is where a monthly craft beer subscription can turn each session of beer drinking into an interesting experience in taste testing. In addition, a subscription to one of the beer subscription Ontario services will broaden your palate, enhance your beer knowledge, and allow you to enjoy professionally curated selections of Ontario's best brews right at your doorstep.

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Discover the diversity of Ontario's craft beer scene.

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Enhancing One's Beer Knowledge-One Sip at a Time

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One of the highlights of signing up for a beer subscription Ontario service has to be sharing the experience with friends and family. Host guided tastings at home using your monthly craft beer subscription as a way to explore new beers together while growing your collective knowledge.

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Beer Subscription Ontario

Conclusion

Aside from being a convenient way to enjoy great beers, a month-to-month beer subscription in Ontario is further education per each delivery. That sets you up very well to get more familiar with the diverse offerings different Ontario craft breweries have and will develop your insights on beers every passing month. You will have a deep knowledge of beer style, improve in tasting skills, and create memories, especially with friends and family. Why not begin this adventure in tasting? Living day by day in Toronto, with a beer Ontario subscription service, is an ongoing opportunity to learn about, savor, and celebrate the fun world of craft beers each month.

[shimizuyaofsake]

2024/9/10

おはようございます！念のためにこんにちはとこんばんはも。

先日伺った長崎にて、

「おれがつくったビールです」

と、熊本の友人から手渡されたビールがこちらです。

東京から熊本に帰って、しばらくの間砂浜で海を眺めていた男（とそのご兄弟）がつくったビールです。

Hazy IPA（人）

Session IPA（オレンジ）

Hefe Weizen（白）

芦北の風土を感じる、愛しくも切なく心強い味わい。

彼には久しぶりに会いましたが、あの海を眺めていた時間は無駄ではなかったのだなと、ビールを飲んで思いました。

@brewing_100 要チェックです、ぜひご賞味ください！

それでは本日もはりきっていきましょう。

[barleybus41]

Brewery Tours: Explore Top Breweries and Uncover the Art of Craft Beer

The world of craft beer is as diverse as it is delicious, with each brewery offering its own unique take on brewing. Whether you're a seasoned beer enthusiast or just beginning to explore the world of craft brews, brewery tours provide a fantastic opportunity to dive deeper into the art and science behind your favorite beers. From the malty richness of stouts to the crisp refreshment of lagers, here's a guide to some of the top breweries to explore and what you can expect on your tour.

The Craft Beer Revolution

Over the past few decades, the craft beer movement has grown from a niche hobby to a global phenomenon. Independent breweries have sprung up around the world, each bringing their own creativity and passion to the brewing process. This explosion of creativity has led to a stunning variety of beer styles, flavors, and experiences, making it an exciting time to be a beer lover.

Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. – Chico, California

Located in the heart of California, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. is a pioneer in the American craft beer movement. Founded in 1980, this brewery is known for its commitment to sustainability and innovation. On their brewery tour, you'll get an in-depth look at the brewing process, from the selection of hops to the fermentation tanks. The tour typically ends with a tasting session in their taproom, where you can sample their flagship Pale Ale and seasonal releases.

Dogfish Head Brewery – Milton, Delaware

Dogfish Head is renowned for pushing the boundaries of traditional brewing with its innovative and often experimental beers. Their brewery tour is as eclectic as their beer offerings. Visitors can explore the brewing facility, which includes a custom-made steampunk treehouse and a room dedicated to aging beers in wooden barrels. The tour finishes with a tasting of their latest creations, including their famous 60 Minute IPA and other limited-edition brews.

Guinness Storehouse – Dublin, Ireland

For those looking to explore the rich history of beer, the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin is a must-visit. This iconic brewery has been producing its world-famous stout since 1759. The tour takes you through seven floors of interactive exhibits, detailing the brewing process and the brand's history. The highlight of the tour is the Gravity Bar, where you can enjoy a perfectly poured pint of Guinness while taking in panoramic views of Dublin.

Stone Brewing – Escondido, California

Stone Brewing is known for its bold and hoppy beers, and their brewery in Escondido offers one of the most comprehensive tours in the industry. The tour includes a behind-the-scenes look at their brewing process, from the milling of the grains to the bottling line. Stone's commitment to sustainability is also evident throughout the tour, with their on-site organic farm and solar-powered brewing facility. The tour concludes with a tasting of their most popular beers, including the Stone IPA and Arrogant Bastard Ale.

Weihenstephan Brewery – Freising, Germany

As the oldest brewery in the world, Weihenstephan Brewery offers a unique glimpse into centuries-old brewing traditions. Located in Freising, Germany, this brewery has been producing beer since 1040. The tour takes you through the historical brewing halls and modern production facilities, providing insight into the meticulous brewing techniques that have been perfected over nearly a millennium. The tour ends with a tasting of their classic Hefeweissbier and other traditional Bavarian beers.

The Alchemist – Stowe, Vermont

The Alchemist is a small, family-run brewery that has gained a cult following for its hazy, hop-forward IPAs. Their flagship beer, Heady Topper, is widely regarded as one of the best beers in the world. The brewery tour offers a rare opportunity to see the brewing process up close and learn about their unique approach to brewing. The tour ends with a tasting session, where you can sample Heady Topper and other limited-release beers.

What to Expect on a Brewery Tour

Brewery tours typically offer a behind-the-scenes look at the brewing process, giving you a better understanding of what goes into making your favorite beers. Most tours include:

An Overview of Ingredients: Learn about the key ingredients used in brewing, such as malt, hops, yeast, and water.

The Brewing Process: See how these ingredients are transformed into beer through mashing, boiling, fermenting, and conditioning.

Tasting Sessions: Most tours conclude with a tasting session, where you can sample a selection of the brewery’s offerings. This is a great opportunity to discover new flavors and styles.

Knowledgeable Guides: Experienced guides will walk you through the process, offering insights into the brewery's history, brewing techniques, and the story behind each beer.

Tips for a Great Brewery Tour Experience

Book in Advance: Popular breweries often require reservations, especially during peak seasons. Be sure to book your tour in advance to secure your spot.

Pace Yourself: With so many delicious beers to try, it can be tempting to indulge. Remember to pace yourself, especially if you're visiting multiple breweries in one day.

Ask Questions: Don’t be shy about asking questions during the tour. The guides are there to share their knowledge and passion for beer.

Designate a Driver: If you're visiting multiple breweries, consider designating a driver or using a ride-sharing service to ensure everyone gets home safely.

Brewery tours offer a unique way to explore the world of craft beer, allowing you to see firsthand the artistry and passion that goes into every pint. Whether you're interested in the history of brewing or eager to discover the latest innovations, there's a brewery tour out there for you. So grab a glass, and start your journey into the world of craft beer!

For more info :-

Kansas City Brewery Tours

Sightseeing Bus Tours

[beerwithrae]

Road trip beer - a hazy session New England IPA at 10 Toes Brewery in Maroochydore #RoadTrip @10toesbeer oesbr

August 04, 2024 at 01:14PM https://instagr.am/p/C-O4coavV2_/

[thedaily-beer]

Kompaan Meet the Levensgenieter Joyful NE IPA (Picked up a de Bierkoning in Amsterdam). A 3 of 4. A solid, simple, lower ABV IPA with a nice hazy and slightly thick body. Mostly tropical fruit in the nose, although a bit light. Not a bad session IPA.

[breakrockbrewing]

SEE THE WIND / Session NEIPA / 5% ABV Irish folklore holds the pig and the goat in high regard. It tells us that they have a unique ability to see the wind and to accurately predict the weather. We like to think they would see and feel the same hope in the spring air that we feel. We’ll raise a glass in hopes that this weather, and the optimism it summons from us all – are here to stay. This Session New England IPA checks in at 5% ABV. Dry hopped with Galaxy and Kohatu hops, it is light and hazy with big guava notes accompanied by the taste of peach ring candies. Available on draft and in cans to go. Sláinte! 🐐 https://bit.ly/3x1W7ni

[baospodcast]

Episode #155: Triumvirate of Hops with Cam Fryer and Daniel Schmidt of Royal City Brewing + Nathan Lefebvre of NathanDoesBeer | Adjunct Series

Guelph, Ontario is a great hub filled with craft breweries that appeal to every palate, and we're stoked to finally hang with the legends from Royal City! Cam and Dan joined Cee and Nate to chat about the history of beer in the city of Guelph, Cee and Dan's history at BierMarkt, the Guelph.Beer bus, why super hazy NEIPAs never picked up in the area, alcohol taxation and the challenges of operating a brewery, the value of stories and experiences in beer, and how they plan to stick around for a long time. They got into six fantastic Royal City brews - Bootleg Cream Ale, Exhibition Session IPA, Goldie Pale Ale, Snowed In Tart Beer with cranberry and orange, Longest Night Strong Ale, and Mountain King Dark Ale. This was a fantastic chat - cheers!

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[rhinokck]

Today’s side by side by side was the All Day series from Founders Brewing out of Grand Rapids, MI. First up was All Day Chill Day, a session cold IPA. Hints of citrus & floral notes with a strong bitterness on the finish. Next was All Day Haze, a session Hazy IPA. More of a hop presence but smoother all in all, still fairly bitter on the finish. Last up was All Day IPA, a session IPA & the only one I had had before. I liked it better than I remember it. All in all these were all good but not great IPA’s but I can see going through a few of these on a warm summers evening.