Mighty Things DIPA by Victory

Must not be hazy enough.

 

Want to try it, supposidly replaces Hop Ranch...which was very good.

Edit: It's not even on draft at any Victory locations. What's up with that??

 

I posted about it in the Southeastern PA thread, since I wasn't sure if this was a widespread release or not. Victory was pretty slim on the details. Not clear whether it's a one-off, a new seasonal, or new year round, etc.

 

And no info on their website either:
http://www.victorybeer.com/beers/

 

@guinness77 where did you get it? Very quiet for some reason on this from Victory.

 

There is now: http://www.victorybeer.com/beers/mighty-things/

Hop bill sounds fantastic!

 

I’d love to try this

 

A few people have reviewed this one already

 

I just grabbed a sixer, looking forward to trying it.

 

Wheat, oats and pilsner malt - sounds too dry for me.
I'd try it if I saw it though.

 

Same dry hop as Hop Ranch then? Basically Hop Ranch+ wheat.

 

No your wrong. It's been at all brewpubs since last Friday. Here's my recent quote in the Southeastern PA thread from my sampling of the beer on Monday (11/27/17):

"Had it on draft at the D'town brewpub. It tastes like a "want-to-be" Hop Ranch. The version I had was unfiltered and was listed at 8.3% abv for a DIPA. While I was there, I tried to confirm it's status (i.e. seasonal, special or replacement), but no knew the answer. It was tasty....very citric with a pleasant finish or very quaffable."

 

From the Victory webpage:

Seasonally available in 2017 in 12 oz. 6 packs in Victory Taprooms and throughout Victory's distribution.

 

It sure sounds like Mighty Things is very similar to what was Hop Ranch. Is there a reason why this new brand of Mighty Things is being produced vs. just producing Hop Ranch again as a winter seasonal release? Was Hop Ranch not selling well?

For some reason I am getting the impression of the marketing technique of "new and improved" Tide detergent.

Cheers!

 

Pass......while I did complain that Victory did not innovate and had the same portfolio forever I have to say since they sold themselves I am more than disappointed. So many new beers and so many are not good. Their prices on new releases are quite high$. The core , and they are good but feel a bit off from pre sale is also too expensive$ for what they are but I think most local PA brewers are too high$ vs other states locals.

I would guess this is close to a $13-14 six if not more based on dirt wolf prices.

I will stick with shape of hops for $8.99-$9.99 for 16oz cans.



Enjoy

 

I paid $11.49 for the sixer.

 

I must try this. Dry/crisp with a killer hop bill?

Count me in. Haven't seen it in S. CT. yet though.

 

Rich, then tell Victory to get their act together and update their website pages. I looked at all 3 locations, no mention of it at all on the draft lists.

Edit:Guess they updated everything last night or this morning. It's listed now but wasn't yesterday.