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Columbus Brewing
Yakima Fresh
Wet-Hopped IPA
7.5% ABV

“Why don’t you write about an IPA this week? Everybody likes IPAs, you should pick an IPA.”
No one is actually telling me this, other than the nagging grandmother that lives in the back of my brain, and now it’s out there in the world. So let’s get this out of the way first: I am not what you would call “An IPA Guy.” Now before you get all hot and sudsy and start sputtering foamy epithets at me (How can this %@$^&#* guy recommend a good beer if he’s not an IPA guy!?), know this also: I am A Beer Guy. I like beer and I drink a lot of it. Beer, to me, is kind of like music. I like lots of different stuff and can find appreciation in pretty much any category or style. Some stuff I like a lot, like bluegrass and foeder-aged saisons. Other stuff…not so much, like pop country and Double Cheeseburger Hopped 10% ABV Berliner Weisses. I don’t think that last thing exists, but if it did, I wouldn’t be shocked. Anyway, the point is I have preferences. And sometimes I do, in fact, like to drink an IPA. Like this one. It’s fresh hopped which means the hops were chucked into the beer, still fresh, green, and wet, within 24 hours, which is pretty cool. They came all the way from Yakima Valley, WA. Look, I’m not gonna spoon feed you here, we’re all critical thinkers, we all understand how beers get named. The beer is dank and citrusy. It’s got a bright, punchy bitterness that’s balanced by smooth, lightly honeyed malt. Pick up a 4 pack today because it only comes out once a year because they only harvest hops once a year. And if you don’t like it, maybe try the new Steak Frites Pastry Stout. I hear it is, most definitely, a beer.

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Royal Docks Brewing
Leatherhead IPA
6.5% ABV

A straight forward American Pale Ale that is a perfect compliment to your Fall football watching.

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