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Everybody knows today is Throwback Thursday, right? Well, it’s time for a Throwback review. No, I don’t mean a vintage beer. I’m talking about Oskar Blues Pinner Throwback IPA. It’s definitely not an homage to the beers that were shipped from England to India way back in the day. No, this beer is one that you can throw back a lot of. Oskar Blues is well known for their Dale’s Pale Ale, an IPA in sheep’s clothes. Well, Pinner is not quite a session IPA (it weighs in at 4.9%), but it’s close enough. Here’s what Oskar Blues has to say about Pinner: How do you cram as much hop & malt flavor and aroma as possible into a beer but make it crushable too? That’s the challenge we answered with PINNER Throwback IPA. At 4.9% ABV and 35 IBUs, this drinkable IPA uses several varieties of hops to target the ever-evolving flavor. With tropical fruits, citrus juices, pineapple and spice berry up front in the aroma and flavor, the biscuit & toasted bread at the back balance out all the hops and make a g … |
Source: The Ale Runner
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