Terminal Gravity Brewing Adds West Coast IPA to its 2025 Year-Round Lineup
Since its inception in 1997, Terminal Gravity Brewing has made a name for itself with it namesake Terminal Gravity IPA. Now the brewery from Enterprise, Oregon has added a new IPA to its year-round lineup, West Coast IPA, to join it iconic IPA in six-pack, 12 ounce cans and on draft all across the Pacific Northwest.
The new West Coast IPA has been part of a soft release at the pub in Enterprise, but it will now be widely available across the Pacific Northwest in independent bottle shops, grocery stores, and on tap at bars throughout Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Fans can find it in major metro areas, including Portland, Salem, Eugene, Bend, Vancouver, and Boise.
This release builds on Terminal Gravity’s long history of brewing IPAs. Since 1997, TG’s original, malty IPA has been a staple in the PNW beer scene. West Coast IPA is a fresh take—crisper, leaner, and brewed for those who love a bright, hop-forward pint. It’s a nod to the past, but an embrace of the present.
“We’ve spent decades brewing, tweaking, and perfecting IPAs, and West Coast IPA is our most modern yet,” said longtime head brewer, Frank Helderman. “It’s bold, clean, and packed with hop character—exactly what we wanted in a West Coast IPA.”
West Coast IPA is brewed utilizing a blend of Columbus, Centennial, Idaho 7, Citra, and Sultana hops. The beer delivers bright citrus, resinous pine, and hints of apricot, all balanced by a lean, dry malt bill that keeps the focus on the hops. It clocks in at 6.1% ABV, making it an easy choice for any adventure.
Terminal Gravity Brewing’s West Coast IPA can be found across Oregon, Washington, Idaho and of course its brewpub in scenic Enterprise, Oregon. More information is at www.terminalgravitybrewing.com.
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