Redhook Brewery Releases Continuous Revelation Coffee IPA
Later this month Redhook Brewery will release its third beer from its Limited Release series with its new Continuous Revelation Coffee IPA. Developed by Redhook’s Head Brewer Nick Crandall at the Redhook Brewlab in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, this beer is the perfect tribute to the Emerald City.
Continuous Revelation Coffee IPA is a hop driving beer that integrates whole, single-origin coffee beans into this IPA. At 6.5% ABV and 45 IBUs, Continuous Revelation Coffee IPA uses 2-Row Malt and oats and Amarillo hops. The result is a beer full of coffee, lemon and chocolate aromas that’s followed by citrus, coffee and chocolate flavors.
“Seattle is built on coffee in the morning and beer in the evening, thus the name Continuous Revelation – and we wanted to play with that a little as we began thinking about a late-year limited release beer,” said Crandall in a statement. “We decided to go with a coffee IPA, and using Amarillo hops paired with some nuanced single-origin beans to make an IPA that matched the coffee’s sweet and bitter notes.”
The label features artwork from Pam Wishbow, a designer, illustrator, and maker living and working in Seattle. She’s been designing and illustrating for businesses and magazines since 2012. During this time she’s worked with Seattle mainstays like Sub Pop, Verity Credit Union, Sounders FC, and Redhook Brewery. Follow Pam’s work on her website, Instagram, and Twitter.
The release party for Continuous Revelation Coffee IPA will take place on Wednesday, October 24th from 5:00-8:00pm at the Redhook Brewlab in Seattle, WA.
Continuous Revelation Coffee IPA will be available in 6-packs and in the Redhook Hoppy Hook Pack
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