Bruery brews not one but five IPA's

No worries-- It's our fault, just didn't want anyone to think we were trying to pass these beers off as IPA's. They're just fun simple pale ales that are made to highlight the individual fresh hops, all brewed with the same base recipe and approximately the same amount of hops.

Cheers,
Patrick

 

Thanks for clarifying Patrick. With the black IPA cascadian dark winning the batch 1000, and now single hopped pales.. I look forward to more hoppy offerings in the future.

 

oooooo! growler fills?

 

Yawn yawn.

 

You seem angry and are clearly confused about The Bruery's Humulus beers. Humulus is the genus of the hop plant. The Bruery has brewed several beers with the Humulus surname. It simply denotes one of their hop forward beers. Humulus Lager happens to be the one they brew most frequently and regularly and is a lager. I believe it is the only lager in the bunch. See the link below for many other humulus beers. They are not variants on the same base beer.

http://beeradvocate.com/search?q=bruery+humulus&qt=beer

 

I don't care about IPA's, just remake Run BMC again, that shit was gooooooooooood.

 

Wish they offered growlers of the single hop Humulus.

 

Next friday, 10/18 they'll be doing growler fills.

 

Another swing, another miss.