Beachwood / Heretic / Stone Unapologetic IPA
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From the brewer
In birthing a double IPA made bitter and fruity care of a mélange of new and experimental hops (Azacca, Belma, and yet-to-be-named varieties from Washington’s Yakima Valley), they aren’t staying in a comfort zone—they’re hitting a sweet spot in the name of all that is good, delicious, hoppy and forward-thinking to create an IPA that’s both like and unlike anything they, or you, have ever tasted. Rife with essence of pine, resin, and fruits both citrus and tropical, there’s no need for apologies with this beer. All that’s necessary is a yearning for hops, a sturdy constitution and an empty glass.
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Collaboration between Beachwood, Heretic and Stone, released under Stone's label.
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Quite malty for a stone - not as in-your-face bitter. Melon flavors, strawberry, hints of citrus, certainly a different hop flavor profile from normal. Definite resin and pine. Dry finish. The hop flavor profile is unique, as promised!