Hoppy Lager

Hoppy Lagers is a style of beer that pairs the potent aromatics & flavors of hops (Simcoe & Citra) from an American IPA with refreshing drinkability and traditional lagering techniques of a German-inspired Pale Lager.

Brewed with

ABV: 5.5%

Tasting Notes:
Dough | Pine | Resin

Brewed with WLP830 German Lager Yeast, this strain produces a clean, crisp, and dry lager profile to accentuate and let the hops shine in this beer.

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ABV: 5.5%

Tasting Notes:
Dank | Citrus | Clean

Brewed with WLP925 High Pressure Lager Yeast, this strain is fermented warmer to produce rich aromas of ripe pear and white wine to blend with the hop notes.

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