McMenamins Releases 33rd State IPA in 16oz Cans
One year ago, McMenamins released a new spring seasonal, 33rd State IPA on draft throughout its empire in Oregon and Washington. This Northwest IPA originated at the Concordia Brewery located inside the Kennedy School in Northeast Portland.
Now one year later, 33rd State IPA was brewed and canned at the Edgefield Brewery and is now available at most McMenamins locations in 4-pack, 16oz. cans.
Inspired by the IPAs that the Pacific Northwest has been known for, 33rd State IPA is hop forward IPA with a touch of bitterness that will satisfy any fan of this style. This IPA offers up aromas of citrus grapefruit and pine from the beer’s dry hopping. The mouthfeel is full of citrus fruit that’s balanced out by slight malt sweetness.
33rd State IPA Stats:
Malts: Premium 2-Row, Northwest Pale, Crystal 15
Hops: Mosaic, Cascade, Chinook, Citra
OG: 1.062 TG: 1.008 ABV: 6.97 IBU: 51 SRM: 5
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