Abnormal Boss Pour IPA Beer
Abnormal Boss Pour IPA Beer
Unleash the boss within with every sip of Abnormal’s flagship West Coast Style IPA, Boss Pour. This exceptional brew stands out with its vibrant golden hue and an aroma that commands attention, boasting a heavy dankness that’s detectable from afar. The palate is greeted with an assertive bitterness that’s perfectly offset by a medley of juicy citrus and tropical notes, culminating in a finish that’s as satisfying as it is memorable. Whether you’re winding down from a long day or gearing up for an evening of relaxation, Boss Pour is the ultimate companion, promising a taste experience that’s nothing short of extraordinary.
Product Details:
- Type: American IPA
- Volume: 16oz (473ml)
- Finish: Crisp with a lingering hop bitterness
- Profile: A symphony of bright citrus and pine, with notes of grapefruit, tropical fruit, and a touch of dankness
- Craftsmanship: Crafted with a blend of Pacific Northwest hops including Cascade, Simcoe, Nugget, Citra, and Mosaic, balanced by American 2-row and English specialty base malts
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