Les 3 Brasseurs/The 3 Brewers Brings Back Double IPA
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On January 9, 2018 At 10:30 am
Category : Beer Releases
Tags : Les 3 Brasseurs, Ontario, Quebec, The 3 Brewers
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MONTREAL, QC – Brewpub chain Les 3 Brasseurs/The 3 Brewers has announced the return of a hop-forward favourite in its monthly series of rotating feature beers.
Double IPA (7.8% abv, 75 IBU) was brewed with Summit, Magnum, Centennial, and Mosaic hops, and is described as follows:
This hops-strong beer is a true North American classic! Its rich-in-alcohol malty body paired with a robust bitterness makes it the perfect winter remedy.
Double IPA is on tap until January 31st at all Les 3 Brasseurs/The 3 Brewers locations in Quebec and Ontario.
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