View From The Road: Three Brothers’ Virginia Dark Black IPA

Here’s another post in what I’m calling the “View From The Road” series, taking a look at a singular beer to seek out and enjoy, but nothing so rare that you have to refinance your house to buy any, or travel to the opposite coast to find it. Cheers!

Could it be, after all this time, the name is still an issue? After all, it still seems as if it’s easier to find discussions on what to “appropriately” call a Black IPA – a style of beer that for the record I prefer calling, well, a Black IPA – rather than to find much about the beers themselves. But for whatever reason, there often seems to be a black cloud (yes, and I said black cloud) that perpetually hangs over the “style” for which we can’t settle on a name for, or for that matter, the origins of. Whether it’s the name of the style (which I doubt) or not, time after time, I still hear folks saying they can’t find one they truly care for. Personally, I think we still have a hard time getting past the obvious. Introducing darknes

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