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Fort Collins Double Down

July 1, 2017

Fort Collins Brewery

Double Down
Fort Collins, Colorado
Style: Gose IPA w/ Denali (2016), Ekuanot, Huell Melon, Magnum & Summer hops ABV: 5.5%


There’s a familiar jolt of lactic acid here (suggesting a kettle sour or similar), and the choices of pungent, tropical hops and coriander do a lot of work making this a streamlined, focused experience. Bright lychee at the forefront, along with passion fruit, mango and grapefruit, as the tartness notches up the impact and perception of ripeness.

Ken Weaver is the beer editor of All About Beer Magazine
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