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Bell’s Double Two Hearted Ale (Picked up at Windmill Farms). A 3 of 4. I like this quite a bit -- definitely an older-school DIPA. At 11%, this is quite big, and has a barleywine feel to it with quite a lot of caramel malt sweetness. Plenty of pine and citrus hop notes, and definitely enjoyable, but even with the bitterness is far maltier than I’d expect. Still, I’m happily drinking this.
Fishing on the Two Hearted River
And such small portions!
I’m turning into an old man. I’ve been metaphorically wagging my cane at new IPAs for months. Why all the Mosaic hops? Where’s the bitterness? Who moved the remote?
So I went and grabbed a couple cans off the Bell’s truck so I could wallow in Centennial hops and reminisce about the good old days when IPA tasted like IPA. Two Hearted is a burnished copper color with a floral, piney scent, hints of grapefruit on the tongue, with a bitter metallic edge, and a dry bitter finish. And I like it! I don’t care who knows it!
The Two Hearted: A Native American Historical Mystery Series (The Anasazi Mysteries Book 4)by W. Michael Gear, Kathleen O’Neal Gear Publishe
If there's a chance The light may follow you home You know where to find me
Two hearted ale.
Drinks
Bell's Brewery Two Hearted Ale