Industrial Arts Brewing (2019)

Always forget where you're located, but K&E in New Paltz gets pretty much all their stuff

 

Haha, I’m on LI now, I spent my early 20s in New Paltz. May make our annual trip up there in August. Love it up there.

 

One of the new beers is an imperial stout collab with Modern times

 

Hopefully it will be as good as Vaporizer.

 

I hate clicking on this thread. Done buying any Industrial Arts until they share the good lager love with PA. They have literally tons of IPA here..

 

You guys have more great German style/lager beer than any state in the union. But I think depriving yourself of IA IPA will certainly send them a message.

 

Well, since I reviewed their German Pils Style, Metric, late last month (after buying it in my local bottle shop) you can call off your boycott and go have a chat with the beer buyer for your favorite bottle shop.

 

Industrial Arts Brewing Company
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Just got this incredibly fresh & fly shipment for our third anniversary beer, WEEK 1️⃣5️⃣6️⃣! We are loading up a celebratory NEIPA with heaps of hops from down under . Keen eyes will notice that these were still on the bine a few months ago! We are stoked for this beer and hope you are too, so stay tuned for release info in a few weeks and join us for a pizza party on Saturday, August 17th!

 

Fwiw, Summer Landscape has finally hit NJ shelves.

 

Knock knock is FANTASTIC. Industrial's lagers are so dialed in.

 

Did you end up buying it? I just saw it a few days ago for the first time. Almost picked it up but balked at the price. $14/4-pack is kind of where I draw the line for a 5% lager. Read some reviews and now I'm reconsidering. Interested to hear your (and others) thoughts on it if you've tried it.

 

I just had my first yesterday and it is a great beer, definitely worth the splurge.
This was my descriptor in WBAYDN: Damn. What a beer! Feel like I’m chewing on a wheat husk, but a nice snap and a slightly sweet malty finish. You could seriously slam 4 of these no problem.

 

Yeah, I'm really enjoying it too, and will be going back for more.

As you can imagine, with the historical concept they're using, it has the best aspects of a German pils and an AAL combined. I found that maybe the initial sip is bracingly bitter, but that works in its favor the more you drink as the harshness dies down. By mid glass it's as sturdy as it is refreshing.

 

Two ringing endorsements. I had a feeling I would regret not getting it. I think I'll have to fix that very soon!

 

Another thing in its favor is that it has that rye-like spiciness that the previous landscape series beers had, just not as prominent. Hope you enjoy it!

 

I can get down with the spice. It's the corn that I'm not crazy about, but I don't mind it in small doses. I'm kind of late to the Landscape series but it sounds like a great time to get on board. Love the concept behind it.