AMB Hop Rain Drop IPA (12 oz)

AMB Hop Rain Drop IPA (12 oz)
From the "Can"
  • Inspired by the southern Appalachian’s temperate rain forest, this brew is perfect for sitting on a covered porch, listening to the thunder and rain come in. It’s a modern IPA. Light in color and body with heavy fruit notes of mango, peach and papaya. All balanced by a friendly hop bitterness.
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  • Appalachian Mountain Brewery, Boone, NC and Portsmouth, NH; appalachianmountainbrewery.com

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  • Nearly 75% of all aluminum ever produced is still in use today
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Brewer's Exegesis

Inspired by the southern Appalachian’s temperate rain forest, this brew is perfect for sitting on a covered porch, listening to the thunder and rain come in. It’s a modern IPA. Light in color and body with heavy fruit notes of mango, peach and papaya. All balanced by a friendly hop bitterness.

Pyramid #54: Yachejobet
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