Hood River, OR - Double Mountain Brewery & Taproom releases their seasonal Molten Lava Imperial IPA.
A taproom favorite since 2008, this aggressive IPA is currently
available on draft and by bottle at the Double Mountain Brewery &
Taproom located in downtown Hood River. Molten Lava can be found in both
bottles and on draft throughout the Northwest, British Columbia, and
Southern California as early as mid-July, 2016.
"Molten is a
trouble maker for me. It's big, aromatic, and beautiful, and just so
damn drinkable that the ABV sneaks up on ya. One it hits your lips, it
just goes right down!"-Matt Coughlin, brewer.
Courtesy of Double Mountain Brewing Co
Molten Lava Imperial IPA 9% ABV, 90+ BU
Description: Molten
Lava is the most aggressive IPA Double Mountain brews, yet it manages a
great balance while still achieving full hop overdrive. Dry-hopped with
enormous bagfuls of whole hop flowers, which provide added aroma and
flavor without harsh bitterness. 9% ABV, 90+BU
Courtesy of Double Mountain Brewing Co
About Double Mountain Brewery and Taproom: Double
Mountain Brewery and Taproom was established in 2007 in the heart of
downtown Hood River, OR. Double Mountain opened with a clear mission:
make great beer for craft beer fans. Double Mountain’s unique location
lends to not only using pure and clean glacial water for their beers,
but they also take advantage of regionally grown hops. Double Mountain’s
long-aged beers deliver maximum flavor and character. They can be found
on tap and in bottles throughout the Pacific Northwest, Southern
California, and will be available in their Portland, OR location in the
South East Woodstock neighborhood upon opening in July/August 2016.
Learn more atwww.doublemountainbrewery.com
Iron Horse Brewery Presents: The Fresh-To-Death Bottle Only Series
A seasonal series starting with GARY, an Imperial IPA.
Press Release:
ELLENSBURG, WA (March 25th, 2015)
Iron Horse Brewery is introducing a brand-spankin'-new bottle only beer series entitled Fresh-To-Death.They are kicking-off the series with GARY, an Imperial IPA of insurmountable hoppiness. Gary is a busy man, but he will make his face available to you from April until June, and then he will be away on some exotic vacation. Gary in a bottle is much like prince albert in a can, except in beer form, and much better. “Gary feels really good on your lips and in your mouth, you should definitely experience this at least once in your life, or more, because it’s good. So why would you limit yourself?” said Greg Parker, Owner and GM of Iron Horse Brewery. “Gary made the cut for the Fresh-To-Death track because this beer defines what it means to be ‘fresh-to-death’ which is a term that describes something ‘that is so good it is unexplainable’, according to UrbanDictionary, which is why it is impossible to explain how good it is, obviously.” commented Parker.
Release and Availability
As the first in the Fresh-To-Death series, Iron Horse Brewery will release Gary Imperial IPA exclusively in 22oz glass bottles sometime around the first week of April and it will be available until June.The beer will be released in select markets around Washington state.Following GARY, will be either a Fresh Hop Red or an Imperial Amber or maybe none of those. Quarter 4, however will bring back Cozy Sweater, Iron Horse Brewery’s vanilla milk stout, which had limited production in 2014.
Hoppy and you know it
Gary Imperial IPA is sure to be a charmer, the hops provide a citrus flavor with pine and grapefruit swagger. It brags a clean malt profile with a honey and grassy flavor which balances the bitterness. “This beer is warm and fuzzy just like Gary; this beer also delivers a strong aroma and a good punch--just like Gary,” said Tyson Read, Head Brewer of Iron Horse Brewery. “This is true, my nose and taste buds confirmed it,”quipped Ross Chalstrom, Interloper of Press Release Quotes.
Beer Nerd Details
Name: Gary
Style: Imperial IPA
ABV: 7.999%
IBU: Theoretical 120
Hops: Simcoe, Centennial and Chinook
Package: 22 oz Bottles
Other: Bitterness balanced by Malts, full bodied, just like Gary.
The release has been in the works for at least 9 days with placement secured at several of the major chain grocery retailers as well as independent grocers and beer retailers. Consumers hoping to get their hands on the 22oz Bottles, can use Iron Horse Brewery’s Beer finder for exact locations. The Beer Finder can be found here:http://ihor.se/beerfinder
About Iron Horse Brewery
Iron Horse Brewery, centrally located in Ellensburg, WA, has been producing
hand crafted ales since 2007. Iron Horse is owned by father-son team Greg and Gary Parker. With 33 employees and a recent expansion,enabling IHB to double its brewing capacity, they plan to produce over 18,000 bbls in 2015. To learn more about the brewery or to simply take a break from Facebook, go towww.ironhorsebrewery.com; you’ll probably be sorry you did.
Bale Breaker Brewing has added a new beer to its lineup. Bottomcutter Imperial IPA will be available now on draft and eventually in cans as well. see information from Bale Breaker below.
This March, keep an eye out for Bottomcutter IIPA, a new year-round beer from Yakima’s Bale Breaker Brewing Company!
Double
dry-hopped with homegrown Yakima hops, Bottomcutter IIPA may be light
in color but is packed with citrus and pine hop character. This
Imperial IPA is brewed to finish dry, perfect for the combination of
Citra®, Simcoe®, and Equinox™ hops. As the bottomcutter is a tractor
that leads the topcutter through the fields during harvest, this beer
will lead to a new appreciation for our valley’s hops!
Stats
Style: Imperial IPA
ABV: 8.2%
IBU: 100
Availability: Year-round, but currently very limited!
BRIDGEPORT BREWING LAUNCHES YEAR-LONG HOP CZAR IPA SERIES
PORTLAND, Ore.—February 25, 2014 —BridgePort Brewing Company, Oregon’s oldest craft brewery, has added a new Hop Czar IPA Series
to its lineup of handcrafted brews. The original Hop Czar Imperial IPA, first
released in 2008 as a limited edition brew, was an adventurous and boldly hop-centric
brew for BridgePort. But as the enthusiasm of hop-happy beer drinkers grew, it quickly
proved to be much more than a niche ale. Hop Czar soon became the brewery’s
co-flagship beer. Inspired by the original Hop Czar’s legacy of
experimentation, the Hop Czar IPA series will feature three hop-forward craft beers,
each brewed in Portland and released sequentially throughout the year. “The original
Hop Czar was born out of experimentation, pushing the limits of hoppy flavor
and aroma,” said Jeff Edgerton, BridgePort’s Brewmaster. “With the new Hop Czar
IPA Series, my brewers and I have the chance to continue experimenting with the
Willamette Valley’s incredible hop varietals to create three new and innovative
IPAs this year.”
The first
offering in the series is the Citra Dry-Hopped IPA that showcases the intense
aroma and flavor of the Citra hop varietal. This new brew adds a
decidedly American twist to a British original, combining the
complexity of English malts with a heavy dose of Citra hops from Oregon’s
Willamette Valley.
While Edgerton
and his team of brewers will create three adventurously hoppy IPAs in the
spirit of the Hop Czar Imperial IPA, it doesn’t mean that the original recipe is
gone for good. Edgerton continued: “It may return in its original incarnation,
slightly modified, or completely overhauled. It all depends on what we learn
from our experiments with other regional hop varietals and how our fans respond
to the new ales.”
About Citra Czar
IBUs: 60 ABV:
6.5% SRM: 20 OG: 15.6
Ingredients:
The Citra Dry-hopped IPA contains Citra hops for a refreshingly forward citric
taste and English malts for a more sweetly balanced flavor.
Description:
With slightly lower alcohol content and bitterness than the original, the Citra
Dry-hopped IPA is a smooth and approachable ale, featuring a range of complex
background flavors.
To taste this
first release in the Hop Czar IPA Series, visit BridgePort Brewery, located at
1313 N.W. Marshall Street in Portland, Oregon or look for it wherever
BridgePort beers are sold.
About BridgePort Brewing
CompanyCelebrating 30 years in 2014, Oregon's oldest craft brewery continues to
evolve from a microbrewery to a regional leader committed to producing high
quality craft ales. Lead by Brewmaster Jeff Edgerton, the team of BridgePort
brewers prides itself on using hops from an hour away and clear glacial water
from Mount Hood. The BridgePort family of ales includes IPA, the Hop Czar IPA
Series, and Kingpin. BridgePort Brewery
is located at 1313 N.W. Marshall St. For
more information, call 503-241-7179 or visit www.bridgeportbrew.com.