As we shut out 2024, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. has introduced the discharge of two new, limited-time beers, Rad Little Factor West Coast Hazy IPA and Hop Tropical IPA. Each beers will hitting the market this month and can be packaged in 6-pack, 12 ounce cans.
Listed below are extra particulars on every of the 2 new beers offered from Sierra Nevada.
Rad Little Factor West Coast Hazy IPA (7% ABV / 30 IBU) is the subsequent installment within the brewery’s line of rotating hazy IPAs, the Restricted Hazy Sequence. The brand new beer is a twist on two in style IPA kinds. It options hops like Chinook, Magnum, Crystal and Citra® to ship a basic West Coast IPA taste profile with the graceful approachability of an East Coast-style Hazy IPA. It’s a coast-to-coast mash-up out there for a restricted time beginning early December and into spring when the subsequent beer within the Restricted Hazy Sequence drops. MSRP $12.99 for 6-pack of 12-ounce cans.
“Rad Little Factor lives as much as its title as a result of it’s a enjoyable, restricted time providing that mixes what I feel are among the greatest attributes of those two extremely regarded IPA kinds,” stated Brian Grossman, Chief Brewer and second-generation brewery proprietor at Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. “The result’s a novel beer that’s each vibrant and approachable.”
Hop Tropical IPA (6.5% ABV / 54 IBU) is the most recent seasonal beer launch from Sierra Nevada. It stands in notable distinction to the chilly winter climate because it invokes the expertise of a tropical escape with its lush Southern Hemisphere hops that boast notes of mango and passionfruit. Craft beer followers in search of an escape from typical seasonal drinks this winter will uncover refreshing tropical taste in Hop Tropical IPA. It begins hitting retail cabinets in mid-December and can be out there into spring. MSRP $12.99 for 6-pack of 12-ounce cans.
“I like winter, however typically the biting chilly could be a bit a lot, and I discover myself pondering of a seashore someplace within the tropics,” stated Grossman. “This beer is that sort of thought course of – its shiny, fruity hop flavors transport me to that topical scene in my thoughts, which is a welcome escape within the depths of winter.”
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