I attended a Firestone Walker “pint night” at Parry’s
Pizzeria & Pub and started off with a pint of Green Flash La Freak Ale (9.2%
ABV and 101 IBUs), that Green Flash describes as mix of two different styles,
Belgian Trippel and American Imperial IPA.
Since I enjoy both styles, I thought this would be a good one to try,
along with the knowledge of my previous positive samples from Green Flash and
very positive reviews. I did order a
Firestone Walker Union Jack for my second beer and also enjoyed some meatball
sliders as an appetizer.
Belgian IPA description - http://beeradvocate.com/beer/style/174
- BeerAdvocate
Appearance – Light copper / gold with a nice head
poured into a New Belgium “globe glass”.
Aroma –Definite hops aroma of citrus with Belgian
yeast and malt breadiness.
Taste – One gets sweetness from the malt, firm
bitterness (citrus) from the hops, and the a Belgian yeast providing bubble gum
/ banana hints.
Overall – A – This is an easy A, with a very nice
tasting experience and this Belgian IPA is a good one.
Website description – “An ‘out of the box’ modern ale crafted by converging two
beer styles, Belgian Trippel and American Imperial IPA. Dry-Hopped and
Bottle-Conditioned – it’s a zesty brew with enticing American hop and fruity
Belgian yeast aromatics.”
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