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Hop Vine & Still is a niche bottle shop in Hobart, Tasmania that specialises in great craft beer from Australia and around the world, and fine wines and spirits from Tasmania, smaller producers and other unique places around the world.
We are about quality, not quantity – we are interested in unique products made by passionate people. We want to promote this passion and share ideas with our customers on how they can drink better.
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Introducing Moo Brew IPA, the beer that started as a bit of a joke but turned into a core range legend, crafted with care by Moo Brew right here in Tasmania. Moo Brew said they'd never make an IPA 'cause Walshie wasn't a fan. Then they went and did it as a bit of a laugh, and blow me down, they actually liked it!
Key Information and Highlights:
- Brewery: Moo Brew
- Style: West Coast IPA
- ABV: 6.66%
- Volume: 375ml Can
- Awards: A cracking West Coast IPA from Moo Brew, celebrated for its bold hop character and surprisingly drinkable nature. It's a ripper that's here to stay.
Flavour Profile:
- Appearance: Pours a clear, bright amber with a decent head that sticks around. Looks like a proper IPA should.
- Aroma: The aroma is an explosion of tropical fruit – think mango, passionfruit, and citrus – mixed with that classic piney, resinous character of a West Coast IPA. They've chucked in Simcoe, Citra, and Mosaic hops for a serious aromatic hit.
- Taste: On the palate, it delivers a solid hit of hop bitterness right from the get-go (IBU: 65). The tropical fruit flavours are there, but it's balanced by that resinous, slightly piney bitterness. It's made in the West Coast IPA style but built for drinkability. It's got a medium body and a dry finish that makes you want another sip. And yeah, it's 6.66% ABV. Seemed like a good idea at the time!
Food Pairings:
Enhance your IPA experience with dishes that are a good match for its bold character, such as:
- Spicy Curry: The assertive bitterness of the IPA will cut through the richness and heat of a spicy curry, while the tropical hop notes can complement some of the curry's spices.
- Burgers with Bold Toppings: A juicy burger with strong flavours like blue cheese, bacon, or a spicy sauce can stand up to the hop intensity of this IPA.
- Fish and Chips: The crispness and bitterness of the IPA can provide a refreshing contrast to the richness of fried fish and chips.
Conclusion:
If you're an IPA fan who appreciates a good whack of hops and a solid bitter backbone, the Moo Brew IPA is right up your alley. It's got all the classic West Coast characteristics but with a bit of Moo Brew's own spin on it. It's a flavour bomb that's still surprisingly easy to knock back. Give this core range legend a crack!
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