New Belgium Voodoo Ranger IPA (12 oz)

New Belgium Voodoo Ranger IPA
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  • India Pale Ale Brewed With Spice
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Brewer's Exegesis

Bursting with tropical aromas and juicy fruit flavors from Mosaic and Amarillo hops, this golden IPA is perfectly bitter with a refreshing, sublime finish. Visually, this IPA is light golden, bright with a little particulate, with medium-thin white foam. The aroma is pine and citrus in the fore, the citrus comprised of orange and grapefruit. Tropical fruit with lesser grassy and floral geraniol. Faint toasted bread malt note. Flavor; expect it to be lightly sweet at first with a stronger, building and perfect bitterness. Mouthfeel: coating and warming with a clean finish - medium body.

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