Revolution Brewing Co.
Chicago, IL
This ale features a blend of four hop varieties (Warrior, Chinook, Centennial and Amarillo) that creates a crisp bitterness and imparts massive floral and citrus aromas.
ABV: 6.5
ABW: 5.2
COLOR: 8
BITTERNESS: 70
ORIGINAL GRAVITY: 1068
AVAILABLE: IL, OH
Creative, revolutionary graphics on the can: a testimony to hops. Bright polished golden color has amber highlights, light by most IPA standards. The contrasting white, rocky head leaves a lace on the glass as it dissipates. Floral aroma is pleasant and not overwhelming. Plenty of hops on the palate, too, balanced with a malty roundness and slight acidity. Perfect with a medley of winter vegetables (turnips, rutabagas, cabbage, onions and potatoes) with spicy harissa sauce.
- Charles Finkel
Anti-Hero? I anxiously opened not knowing what was “anti” about this brew. I sniffed, tasted, cried “Uncle” and got all emotional. “Why?” I asked myself. The anti-hero whispered from the glass, “It’s the hops.” I succumbed to the poetry. There’s a revolution brewing in Chicago. Golden, balanced, slightly acidic, full of malt and hop harmonics. You’ll give a damn about this brew if you like IPA.
- Charlie Papazian
Charles Finkel
Founder of Merchant du Vin and the Pike Brewing Co., Finkel is a pioneer in the marketing of craft beers in America.
Charlie Papazian
Author of the New Complete Joy of Homebrewing, founder of the Great American Beer Festival and a Beer Examiner at www.examiner.com. Papazian is a leading voice in beer and brewing.
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