BrewDog Jack Hammer IPA 0,44l
BrewDog Jack Hammer IPA 0,44l
HUF 1,990
Unit price: HUF 4,523 / l
Out of stock

BrewDog Jack Hammer IPA 0,44l

  • Item number: 605142
HUF 1,990
Unit price: HUF 4,523 / l

It tastes a bit sweet at first, fruity, caramel, then mango, citrus, peach, and then the bitterness strikes.

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About the company

In the spring of 2007, Martin and James (the founders of BrewDog) decided it was enough for them: they wouldn’t ask for more of the industrially produced Lager beers that dominated the UK market at the time. Investing all their money in a small brewery, they started brewing their own craft beer. At that time, the beer was only made in small quantities by hand, and it was only delivered to the surrounding shops. They first came into the spotlight when they brewed Tokyo, which at the time proved to be the strongest beer in the UK. They even got into television with this beer and only went in the second year after it was founded. Development from then on was unstoppable. By 2009, BrewDog had become the fastest growing alternative brewery in the UK market and began to conquer overseas markets as well. This year, Punk IPA became the best-selling beer in Scandinavia. It was the year it was announced on the internet that anyone could buy BrewDog shares. Success was guaranteed, with 1,300 investors deciding to become owners. Today, 55 of their beers are sold and their annual production is more than 100,000 hectoliters.

Product description

IPAs are characterized by the character of floral, fruity, citrus, pine-like or resinous hops, while the IPA beer style is about the taste, aroma and bitterness of hops. India’s Pale Ale (IPA) is the most defining style of new-wave small-scale brewing, dating back to the English colonization of India. Merchants wanted to optimize the long and expensive cruise by making stronger and more hop-like beers, making them bitter, fuller, tastier, and more durable, and then offering them locally, already in a watered form. This was often not expected by the stationed soldiers and the much kinder potions were tapped. This story served as the basis for the start of the American small-scale beer revolution in the roughly 1980s, when breweries began to brew beers in a similar style, with an extremely exciting hop-based, thus fragrant and bitter beer.

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