Green & Gold: Tropical Fruit
The Virginia Beer Company
- From:
- The Virginia Beer Company
- Virginia, United States
- Style:
- American IPA
- ABV:
- 7%
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- Status:
- Retired
- Rated:
- Not rated
- Added:
- Nov 27, 2017
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Limited Taproom EXCLUSIVE Variant in celebration of the return of tropical Green & Gold India Pale Ale, spiked with a pleasing Tropical Fruit Juice blend!
Green & Gold: Brewed in honor of William & Mary Homecoming, Green & Gold is a fall mainstay in our small batch Experimental IPA series.
A golden hued India Pale Ale, this single-hopped recipe produces a pineapple bomb with fresh grassy notes and distinct orange peel flavors & aromas thanks to a 3 lbs. per barrel finish with the hop formerly known as Amarillo Gold.
This smooth IPA is best paired with tailgating ahead of the big game or rooting on your favorite team with your Tribe. A portion of proceeds from Green & Gold sales will be donated to William & Mary in support of student scholarships.
Alumni owned. Locally brewed. Hark upon the ale! #RollTribe
Variant Additions: Tropical fruit juice blend.
Green & Gold: Brewed in honor of William & Mary Homecoming, Green & Gold is a fall mainstay in our small batch Experimental IPA series.
A golden hued India Pale Ale, this single-hopped recipe produces a pineapple bomb with fresh grassy notes and distinct orange peel flavors & aromas thanks to a 3 lbs. per barrel finish with the hop formerly known as Amarillo Gold.
This smooth IPA is best paired with tailgating ahead of the big game or rooting on your favorite team with your Tribe. A portion of proceeds from Green & Gold sales will be donated to William & Mary in support of student scholarships.
Alumni owned. Locally brewed. Hark upon the ale! #RollTribe
Variant Additions: Tropical fruit juice blend.
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