Deep River Riverbank Rye-It Pale Ale (16 oz)

Deep River Riverbank Rye-It Pale Ale
From the "Can"
  • Johnston County's First Legal Brewery
  • This beer has a significant malt backbone imparted by over 25% malted rye which adds a touch of spiciness. Columbus hops give it a pronounced citrusy bite that weaves seamlessly with the esters that are produced by the Belgian yeast strain used in this beer. Enjoy - and be different!
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  • Deep River Brewing Company, Clayton, North Carolina; DeepRiverBrewing.com

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Brewer's Exegesis

This beer has a significant malt backbone imparted by over 25% malted rye which adds a touch of spiciness. Columbus hops give it a pronounced citrusy bite that weaves seamlessly with the esters that are produced by the Belgian yeast strain used in this beer. Enjoy - and be different!

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