Starr Hill The Hook
I’ve said it before on several occasions here at The Barley Blog, but I don’t believe an IPA can be sessionable, even […]
New Belgium Announces Heavy Melon and Juicy Mandarina
Press Release Ft. Collins, Colo., April 27, 2016 – The heat of summer will be here in no time and New Belgium […]
Sweetwater Brewing Goin’ Coastal
IPAs infused with fruit and/or the juice of said fruit have been the hot trend the past year or so. Some have […]
Ninkasi Hop Cooler
I picked up (and enjoyed) Ninkasi’s Hop Cooler shortly after it arrived at the beginning of February earlier this year. It was […]
Green Flash Handshake IPA
Back in November of 2014 Green Flash Brewing acquired Alpine Beer Company in order to “share resources, knowledge and experience.” Well, it […]
Flying Dog Fever Dream
I’ve had some wacky dreams in my time — a memorable occasion including a Rastafarian’s attempt to sell me a used carburetor […]
Karl Strauss Aurora Hoppyalis San Diego-style IPA
San Diego’s Karl Strauss Brewing has done some pretty exciting things with hops and IPAs over the past few years. Whether it’s […]
Rogue Cold Brew IPA
The coffee IPA isn’t a new phenomenon, but Rogue’s Cold Brew IPA is the best example I’ve encountered thus far. Sure black […]
Lickinghole Creek Citra Fresh IPA
In the past, Lickinghole Creek has touted their ability to grow and use their own ingredients or those sourced locally to the […]
Coronado Brewing MerBear Rye IPA
When word got out that Coronado and Bear Republic were joining forces to craft MerBear Rye IPA, the drool response from myself […]
Hops & Grain A Pale Mosaic
Like many new releases the past year or so, Hops & Grain A Pale Mosaic takes advantage of the new hop trend, […]
Sweetwater Brewing Hash Session IPA
I’ll be the first to admit that I made a mistake with one of the Hash Session IPA samples that Sweetwater Brewing […]
