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The side label of the Ægir IPA informs us that this bottle (batch# 72) is best before July 2010. Oh, and the alcohol content isn't 5% or 0,5% but 6,5% abv - it's just the printing ink that's gone missing! Zoom in at the photo and see for yourself.
Photographer - Paul Sherwood paul@sherwood.ie 087 230 9096.Irish Printer Awards, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry. November 2018
Los PrÌncipes de Asturias han asistido al funeral por Enriqueta RodrÌguez, la abuela de la Princesa, en Madrid. En la imagen, Telma Ortiz.Princes of Asturias have attended Enriqueta Martinez funeral, Princess Letizia's grandmother, in Madrid. In the pic, Telma Ortiz.
$15.95 w/ $6 bottle deposit, 1.89L Growler.
From tap to growler to glass quickly.
Intriguing aroma of pineapple, pine and fresh hops. Flavour is much more muted, basically a very clean ale with a mild bitter finish. Reminds me of an English IPA or even a Bitter.
Photographer - Paul Sherwood paul@sherwood.ie 087 230 9096.Irish Printer Awards, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry. November 2018
Photographer - Paul Sherwood paul@sherwood.ie 087 230 9096.Irish Printer Awards, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry. November 2018.2.Reports & Accounts - Print Media Services... .Pictured Paddy Gallagher (Navan) and Gerry Moore (Clontarf) from Print Media Services, winner of the Reports & Accounts Printer at the 41st Annual Irish Print Awards held at Crowne Plaza Hotel,Northwood, Dublin on 30th November 2018. The black-tie gala ceremony where professionals from across the print industry celebrated the best in their industry. The 2018 Irish Print Awards aim to recognise the country’s best companies in the print and press sector....For a full list of winners go to www.irishprinter.ie/awards...For all media enquiries, please contact Kathryn Doyle, Ashville Media Telephone: 01 4322226 / 01 4322200 or email kathryn.doyle@ashvillemediagroup.com.
Stone IPA. It's a deliciously hoppy IPA out of San Diego. At first blush, it has a wonderful, bitterness to it, followed by a smooth aftertaste that leaves the tastebuds screaming for more.
I think you could say that I like it.
Strobist: On-camera flash in commander mode and set at 1/4 (which is new - I've never used the on-board for anything but commander). SB-800 behind and to camera-left at 1/1, bounced off white umbrella. SB-600 to camera-right (about four inches from beer glass) at 1/128 fired through open Lightsphere.
Brewery: Lion Brewery
Wilkes-Barre, PA, USA
Website: lionbrewery.com/home/brewery/our-products/beer/stegmaier/...
Beer style: American IPA (India pale ale)
Alcohol (by volume): 6.7%
Tasted at: home
Reviews: RateBeer
D'Ellon, Escòcia. IPA. Aigua, malta, llúpol i llevat. 45 IBUs. 5,4%. Molt bona, molt clara, filtrada, gens de pòsit, molt aromàtica i llupulada, resinosa. #IndiaPaleAle #IndiaPaleAle #IPA #IndianPaleAle #ale #localbeer #craftbeer #cervesaartesana #cervesaartesanal #beer #pivo #birra #cervesa #cerveza #olut #øl #пиво #bière #beerporn #beergeek #beernerd #craftbeerlive #hophead #craftbeernotcrapbeer #craftbeerporn #craftbeerlover #beerstagram #beerpic #starkol #piwo #chelas #bierre #chela
A bottle of IPA from Southern Tier Brewing Company in Lakewood, New York, at HåndverkerStuene in Oslo.
Southern Tier IPA is a 6.5% abv india pale ale. It poured a clear golden color with a fine white head. Nice hoppy aroma, but not as fruity as the west coast IPAs - more grassy and subtle, with notes of caramel malts. Mouthfeel is sticky sweet, pretty rich for an IPA! Flavor starts out with a good dose of caramel malt. The hops, when they arrive, are grassy with light flowery notes, creating a nice harmony with the sweet malts. The beer has a nice bitter finish with a lingering sweetness.
Despite being a fairly sweet IPA, I found the overall balance really good. This is a rich and smooth IPA, a nice change from the hoppy but thinner west coast IPAs. I really enjoyed it.
Side label on the bottle of Dundulis Humulupu IPA listing a best before date of August 9, 2013, just a month after my visit - so it wasn't fresh.
Weighting in at just “only” 5.6% ABV, the Toasted Oak IPA is tripled-hopped and aged in oak for 41 days. It comes in a brown bottle but it pours out this pale gold color and smells exactly what you expect an IPA to smell like. It tastes like an IPA too, a fresh floral hoppiness with a hint of vanilla and sweetness, probably from the oak. It’s hard to really get more than a hint because the refreshing hoppiness is very forward.
Bridge’s IPA is a Northwestern Style Ale full of contradictions – Strong and clean flavour, with moderate bitterness and yet a soft floral aroma, displaying distinct tropical, citrus, lemon and grapefruit tones. They use Cascade and Columbus Hops.
I honestly do not recall what IPA this is. I meant to take a picture of the tap but forgot. I think it begins with an L. Not the best I've had. Not the worst.