Troegs Brewing First Cut IPA (12 oz)

Troegs Brewing First Cut IPA
From the "Can"
  • Ale Brewed With Mango
  • Handcrafted By The Troegs Bros.
  • Color: Hazy Orange - Hop Cycle: Spring - Hops: Comet, Simcoe
  • Each spring, hop growers dust off their pruning shears and trim the first shoots, bolstering the bines for a rich growing season. First Cut - a mouthful of silky Simcoe and a touch of mango - is a nod to this ritual, without which this world would be a less hoppy place.
  • Troegs Brewing Co., Hershey, PA

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Each spring, hop growers dust off their pruning shears and trim the first shoots, bolstering the bines for a rich growing season. First Cut – a mouthful of silky Simcoe and a touch of mango – is a nod to this ritual, without which the world would be a less hoppy place. We taste: green pineapple, hop shoot, mango blossom, honey

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