Little Creatures adding a permanent IPA to range

Yeah perhaps LN are looking for growth from LC.

I mean how many beers did James Squire turn out in the last couple of years that have deviated from their original 3 - amber, golden and the pilsner?

I will certainly be looking at you guys' opinion on it as to whether I will source it for my store.

 

Fat Yak wasn't a disaster but Big Helga certainly has been.

Hopefully LC produce an IPA and not another pale ale.

 

Fat Yak is a quite an OK beer, but on tap it's a crap-shoot because most venues that have it don't give a shit. At times I've been pleasantly surprised, other times it's been pallid and stale.

As for LC IPA, there's every reason to expect something decent. Will be disappointing if it's underwhelming or a slightly spruced up version of the Pale.

 

hopefully LC do a decent job of this unlike the last few single batches

fat yak is a terrible beast on tap, ive never had a glass that tasted anywhere like the bottle

 

hopefully LC do a decent job of this unlike the last few single batches

fat yak is a terrible beast on tap, ive never had a glass that tasted anywhere like the bottle

 

Launch of the beer will be held at The Park Hotel in Werribee on the 20th of September. According to the poster the beer will sit at 60 IBU's and 6.4% abv, though no hop bill was provide. Looks positive, hopefully it's a good drop.

 

6.4%? LN will do well to succeed nationally with it.

 

Initial reports are positive. Yet to have it myself....

 

Will give it a go at 6.4%
Have heard the test batches have been good.
If it is as good as 77 IPA from Riverside is the next question