Epic Brewing Tart N Juicy Sour IPA India Pale Ale (12 oz)

Epic Brewing Tart N Juicy Sour IPA India Pale Ale
From the "Can"
  • We've combined the clean, puckering tartness of kettle souring with an abundance of juicy, citrus-driven hops to create a beer that’s the best of both worlds - Tart n' Juicy Sour® IPA.
  • Epic Brewing Company, Denver, Coloradp

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Brewer's Exegesis

We've combined the clean, puckering tartness of kettle souring with an abundance of juicy, citrus-driven hops to create a beer that’s the best of both worlds - Tart n' Juicy Sour® IPA. Does not contain dairy. Recommended glassware: Pint. Food pairings: Salads, bloomy rind cheeses , and egg dishes.

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