Lonerider Gold Dust Light IPA (12 oz)

Lonerider Gold Dust Light IPA (12 oz)
From the "Can"
  • Ales For Outlaws
  • 95 Calories - 2.8 Carbs
  • Low Calorie. Low Carb. Highfalutin Taste.
  • Prospecting for the perfect light IPA formula wasn't easy. When we finally struck gold, the secret wasn't found in a single nugget - it revealed itself like dust, one grain at a time. The result is a surprisingly satisfying take on an IPA that's both flavorful and refreshing.
  • Lonerider Brewing Co., Raleigh, NC; loneriderbeer.com; @loneriderbeer

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Brewer's Exegesis

Prospecting for the perfect light IPA formula wasn't easy. When we finally struck gold, the secret wasn't found in a single nugget - it revealed itself like dust, one grain at a time. The result is a surprisingly satisfying take on an IPA that's both flavorful and refreshing.

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