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This IPA Offers Intriguing Aromas & a Delectably Hoppy Flavor

DC Brau Brewing Company, which has established itself as the foremost craft brewery in the Washington, D.C. region since it was founded back in 2011, has launched a marvelously hoppy and eminently crushable IPA in the form of 'Smells Like Freedom,' an unabashedly strong brew that is a must-sample for any serious lover of hoppy pale ales.

This outstandingly crushable IPA is said to have a somewhat dry medium body which is the result of adding sugar in the brewing process. Meanwhile, the hop lineup comprises Eureka, Strata and Columbus hops, which give this beer notes of pine, sticky cannabis, earthiness, resin and white pepper.

Coming in at an ABV of seven percent, 'Smells Like Freedom' is a strong yet crushable IPA that is one of a trio of annual releases being offered by DC Brau.
Trend Themes
1. Crushable Ipas - DC Brew Brewing Company is leading the way with their 'Smells Like Freedom' IPA, showcasing a trend of crafts blending drinkability with bold flavors and higher alcohol content.
2. Hoppy Pale Ales - DC Brau Brewing Company is setting the standard with their hop lineup and the trend for strongly-hopped pale ales can be seen exploding across the craft beer industry.
3. Creative Brewing Techniques - The brewing process of adding sugar and using Eureka, Strata and Columbus hops exhibit a trend of innovative brewing processes, opening doors to exploring new flavor combinations.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Beer - Small, independent breweries continue to catalyze the craft beer industry and offer a new experience to drinkers craving variety, exploration and unique flavors.
2. Beverage Production - New techniques and unique hop lineups are driving innovation in the beverage production industry.
3. Alcohol Manufacturing and Distribution - DC Brau's successful introduction of the 'Smells Like Freedom' IPA and their contributions to the craft beer industry highlights opportunities for growth and expansion in the alcohol manufacturing and distribution industries.

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