21st Amendment Brewery A Terrible Idea India Pale Ale (12 oz)

From the "Can"

After Inventing The Triangle Wheel, We Began To Wonder If It Was A Terrible Idea
Hazy IPA
Fieldwork Brewing - Est. 2014
21st Amandment Brewery, San Leandro, CA; 21st-amendment.com

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Brewer's Exegesis

When a long established brewery decides to jump into the trendy beer style of New England style IPAs its great decision to enlist a brewery that is well known for the style. This is exactly what 21st Amendment Brewery did when the longtime Bay Area brewery decided to brew and can a Hazy IPA. 21A recruited Alex Tweet and Barry Brandon from nearby Fieldwork Brewing Co. to collaborate on this NEIPA aptly named A Terrible Idea Hazy IPA. A Terrible Idea Hazy IPA focuses on floral, dank and piney hop aromas that are a must in this beer style. The IPA offers up a juicy mouthfeel and notes of peach, orange, mango and pineapple. The beer finishes at 6.8% ABV and 55 IBUs.

ABV: 6.8%

IBU: 55

12.0 oz, 21st Amendment Brewery, Grey, Microbrew, Orange, Sky Blue, United States