For the Hopheads in the House
"Way back when, IPAs were loaded with hops to stand up to oceans, elephants, finicky Colonists, and spicy curries." From the label of Pyramid's Thunderhead IPA.
I love the reminder of IPA's origin, and the beer lives up to the hoppy hype.
(BTW, you won't find beers like this at any Steelers' parties this weekend; I can't believe those light lager drinkers call us pansies...)
"Way back when, IPAs were loaded with hops to stand up to oceans, elephants, finicky Colonists, and spicy curries." From the label of Pyramid's Thunderhead IPA.
I love the reminder of IPA's origin, and the beer lives up to the hoppy hype.
(BTW, you won't find beers like this at any Steelers' parties this weekend; I can't believe those light lager drinkers call us pansies...)
posted by Tricia at 6:17 PM
1 Comments:
LOVE the IPA. I've been missing Tupper's Hop Pocket from the Tap House in Norfolk, but the good news is that our local beer barn has sixes of Stone IPA, so I'll never be left wanting.
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