Category: IPA
The 3rd in our series of gigantic quadruple IPAs. This one focuses on Citra and Amarillo in the brewhouse and a triple dry hop of Amarillo and Ekuanot in the cellar. And it's a chance for us to try out a new yeast strain. Tropical and delicious!
Obs: Mistake on the label; this beer is a Quadruple IPA and not a Triple IPA as stated on the label!
The bitterness is sharp but balanced by that juicy Citra finish, and the double dry hop really comes through on the nose. Poured a hazy gold and disappeared from my glass way too fast for a quadruple.
The triple dry hop of Amarillo and Ekuanot comes through loud and clear—it's a resinous, juicy wallop. I cracked one after mowing the lawn and the grapefruit-pine finish hit exactly right. This one's worth the sticker price.
The Citra and Amarillo combo in the brewhouse gives it that sticky, resinous nose, and the triple dry hop really pushes the Ekuanot’s tropical punch to the front. It’s dangerously smooth for a quadruple, so I’ve got to pace myself or the 9% sneaks up fast.
