Mouthfeel: Chewy, fluffy, soft carbonation. Taste: Citrus - especially orange and grapefruit. Although these types of beers are normally thought of as being predominately hop-driven, we found that the yeast had the biggest impact on the end product. We experimented with different hops, yeast strains, and processes before we settled on this recipe. This beer is the culmination of quite a few experimental batches.
This brew is the end result of lots of recipe-tweaking and experimentation.
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These two hops play well off one another with Citra (from TV Hops in Wilder, ID) bringing the kiwi/lime/tropical fruit notes and Amarillo (from Virgil Gamache Farms in Yakima, WA) offering a bright and fresh orange peel character. gridlock the stoppage of free vehicular movement in an urban area because key intersections are blocked by traffic. Speaking of those Amarillo and Citra hops - what is the interplay between those two varietals and what does each hop bring to the beer? If the label says Double IPA, then a Double IPA is. With more than 30 distinguished microbrews, ranging from Double IPAs to Barley Wines to Sours and beyond, we deliver on what we promise. We ferment this beer with a unique blend of yeast and hop it with Amarillo and Citra to really bring out the tropical flavors. Notes: We consider the art of beer making sacred. It’s a full-bodied and hazy IPA brewed with a decent charge of wheat. In the past, we have brewed beers like Gridlock solely as one-off specialty release beers, so this is a nice addition to our year-round lineup. Where does this beer fall on the spectrum of hazy brews?
Gridlock is a Hazy IPA, a style that has seen a meteoric rise in popularity in recent years. Malts: Pilsner, Pale Wheat Malt, Rice Hulls Theyve offered up Gridlock Hazy IPA which brings a tropical traffic jam of flavor, the byproduct of heavy whirlpool additions of Amarillo and Citra. A multifaceted malt bill produces a smooth, full-bodied brew - bumper-to-bumper deliciousness. Gridlock is a debut Hazy IPA offering a tropical traffic jam of flavor, the byproduct of heavy whirlpool additions of Amarillo and Citra. Beer Bulletins are penned by Nick Griffin, Five Boroughs Brewing Co.’s Head of Brewing and Quality Management.
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