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Style: IPA
ABV: 3.5%
IBU: -
Size: 440ml Can
Location: Kill, Kildare
Our take on a classic west coast IPA is hopped at five different stages (that’s right, five) and packs a citrusy bitter punch loaded with grapefruit, lemon peel and mandarin orange. The bitterness is balanced by a caramel sweetness and an earthy spiciness from the addition of crystal rye malt. Enjoy with a stir fry, sweet potato, a mild curry or chicken wings.
About Trouble Brewing: Trouble Brewing is a 100% Irish-owned and independent brewery, located in Kill, Co Kildare. Trouble Brewing was founded in 2010 by three friends: Paul, Tom and Stephen. Tom had been homebrewing for years and insisted on sharing the fruits of his labour with Paul and Stephen before convincing them to open a brewery. They mainly brew hop forward, session beers to be enjoyed by all, but are well known to experimet. Ambush, their Pale Ale is one of Irelands favourite year round pale ales.
Style: IPA
ABV: 3.5%
IBU: -
Size: 440ml Can
Location: Kill, Kildare
Our take on a classic west coast IPA is hopped at five different stages (that’s right, five) and packs a citrusy bitter punch loaded with grapefruit, lemon peel and mandarin orange. The bitterness is balanced by a caramel sweetness and an earthy spiciness from the addition of crystal rye malt. Enjoy with a stir fry, sweet potato, a mild curry or chicken wings.
About Trouble Brewing: Trouble Brewing is a 100% Irish-owned and independent brewery, located in Kill, Co Kildare. Trouble Brewing was founded in 2010 by three friends: Paul, Tom and Stephen. Tom had been homebrewing for years and insisted on sharing the fruits of his labour with Paul and Stephen before convincing them to open a brewery. They mainly brew hop forward, session beers to be enjoyed by all, but are well known to experimet. Ambush, their Pale Ale is one of Irelands favourite year round pale ales.
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