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Hazy
Wonder

A confoundingly hazy yet bright IPA

How can something so hazy be so bright? This fascinating ferment is full of fabulous Sabro, Citra & Cashmere hops for a smooth, tropical fruitiness. A slightly bitter, densely hazy phenomenon that’s strangely light in mouthfeel, keeping you satiated and still coming back for more.

Mouthfeels

Hazy Wonder is a West Coast Hazy IPA free of schlarf, or the little bits or yeast and hops that murk up hazy beers. Full of not all but most of the “C” hops including Cashmere, Comet, Citra, Chinook, Centennial, and honorary “C” hops Simcoe, Sabro & Mosaic.

Hear it from our Brewmonster
Jeremy Marshall

Style

Hazy Wonder embodies our endless fascination with hop-forward brewing, expressed in a bright and unfiltered light. Life is uncertain. Don’t sip!

Beverage Specs

ABV

6_%

Beer math on ABV (Alcohol By Volume) is pretty straightforward… the Higher the ABV, the more alcohol in the beer. No rocket science necessary.

IBU

Generally speaking, a high IBU beer will have a more bitter taste than a lower IBU beer.

OG

12.7

The OG measures solids in the wort before fermentation to consistently arrive at the same alcohol content of a beer. Pretty neat, huh?

Stone Fruit

On top of the yellow peach flavors you get a big blood orange kick, all from the hops!

Citrus

Hazy Wonder tastes like a big and juicy fruit punch with some ripe ‘n ready yellow peaches as the base.

Tropical

Bringing the whole thing together, tropical notes make a bouquet of flavors that brings you back for more.

Availability:

Year round

On tap
12 oz can

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Beer 101

Beer 101: Hazy Beer

This is a story all about how my life got flipped-turned upside down. The world’s first IPA begins with an entrepreneur, who was lucky to have located his brewery business close to the East India Company, which was in the business of bringing exotic stuff back to the UK, and that meant the ships were a little light on the way there (plenty of room for beer). His name was Richard Hodgson and the brewery was called the Bow Brewery. Sadly, that brewery is gone and sitting in its place are some boring condos.

Hazy
Wonder

A confoundingly hazy yet bright IPA