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Interboro Stay G-O-L-D

November 17, 2017

Interboro Spirits & Ales

Stay G-O-L-D
Brooklyn, New York
Style: India Pale Ale ABV: 6%


Hazy gold in the glass. Pineapple, tropical fruit and a bit of pine resin on the nose. Huge aroma that projects out way beyond the glass. Some sharp mineral notes with a hint of antiseptic with nose in the glass. Big fruit on the palate. Clean bitterness with an appealing neutral note. Nice, drinkable example of the style.

Ray Daniels is the founder and director of the Cicerone Certification Program and the author, editor or publisher of more than two dozen books on beer and brewing. Follow him on Twitter @Cicerone_org.

Stay gold indeed, as this one shines bright and hazy in the glass. The aroma is powerful, with pineapple, mango and a distinct dankness rising forth. Citrus joins the party in the form of grapefruit and tangerine, and there’s a hint of raw green onion. It’s an incredibly fruit-forward IPA with a dry finish that goes down all too easily.

Daniel Hartis is the editor of All About Beer Magazine.
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