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White Hops is a nod to Georgia’s forgotten brewing history, taking its name from a mysterious and controversial Atlanta malt beverage sold in 1898. No one knows what the original tasted like, so we used and our imaginations and a Belgian yeast strain to concoct a white IPA, brewed with wheat malt, Citra hops, spices and grapefruit peel. Aromatic and intense, this ale is for hop enthusiasts looking to surpass the ordinary. (Description provided by company)
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6.50% ABV
Availability Frequency:
Rotating
Containers Available:
bottle
Locations Where Available:
Georgia
Store/Serve Temperature:
close to 55 degrees F
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Three Taverns White Hops is an IPA made with Belgian yeast. It pours a hazy yellow with a thick, frothy white head. It smells strongly of hops and grapefruit, very bright and crisp. The flavor is similar: grapefruit and hops combine to make a pretty bitter finish, but it isn't unpleasant. The Belgian yeast adds some nice sweetness to contrast. Overall pretty tasty, especially on a warm day (I did not drink it on a warm day, but I am capable of imaging such a scenario).