Full Sail Brewing Company, an Oregon-based craft brewery that has been operation for nearly 35 years now, has gone ahead and brought all of its experience and expertise to bear in the launch of a wonderfully strong IPA that tastes too good to believe.
Accordingly, Full Sail has dubbed this beer the 'Believing is Seeing Double IPA,' positioning this as a West Coast style IPA. The beer was created by carefully combining pale malt with oats in order the golden foundation on which to showcase the Citra and Azacca hop varieties, copious amounts of which were included.
As a result, this strong IPA, which comes in at an ABV of 8.5 percent and boasts 55 IBUs (International Bitterness Units), offers heavy hop aromatics that is balanced with easy drinkability.
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What's Driving This Trend
- West Coast Ipas
- There is an opportunity to create and market strong IPAs with heavy hop aromatics, as it appeals to beer enthusiasts looking for a unique taste.
- Craft Brewery
- There is potential for more craft breweries to emerge, as consumers continue to desire unique and high-quality beer flavors.
- Brewing Techniques
- There is an opportunity for breweries to experiment with different brewing techniques in order to create unique and delicious beer flavors, such as using oats to achieve a golden foundation.
Who This Affects Most
- Craft Beer Industry
- The craft beer industry can continue to thrive by offering unique beer flavors that stands out from traditional beers.
- Brewery Industry
- Breweries can introduce new beer flavors and attract more customers by experimenting with different brewing techniques.
- Alcohol Industry
- The alcohol industry can capitalize on the growing demand for craft beers by introducing more varieties and flavors of beer to the market.
