Ponysaurus Brewing India Pale Ale (16 oz)

Ponysaurus Brewing India Pale Ale
From the "Can"
  • Est. 1896 (Just Kidding. 2013)
  • One Pint Of Ale To Be Dranken
  • Fresh Off The Beer-Tree.
  • Drink About It.
  • Some IPAs taste like you're running through a field of hops naked, covered in glue. One time was enough for us. So we made ours balanced and fully-clothed, with notes of pineapple, cedar, tangerine, and mango.
  • We Believe - Beer is delicious. Delicious is good. Good is nice. Nice is fun. Fun is exhausting. Exhaustion is thirsty. Time for a beer? Beer is delicious.
  • Please recycle - Ride your dinopony hybrid responsibly.
  • Ponysaurus Brewing Co., LLC, Durham, NC; ponysaurusbrewing.com

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Brewer's Exegesis

For our IPA, we used the traditional West Coast India Pale Ale as our template, then forgot where we put the template, then created something completely different. It’s a simple, easily enjoyable IPA with a crisp bouquet of lemon citrus, grapefruit rind, and melon. Tangerine and passion fruit dominate the hop flavor, but without the usual overwhelming bitterness.

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