Here’s Resilience and to it. This beautiful IPA was brewed by Upland Brewing in Bloomington and maybe as many as 1,400 other brewers across the nation. The impetus for so many to brew the same beer was the devastating Camp fire in Butte County, California. Proceeds from the sale of Resilience IPA will benefit all impacted by the Camp Fire.
Upland Brewing’s Juiced in Time IPA (Picked up at Craft Beer Cellar DC). A 3 of 4. A standard juicy, hazy IPA. Delivers the citrus and tropical notes you’d expect, and a smooth, slightly sticky body. Some faint caramel malt sweetness in the body, and finishes slightly sweet.
What: "The Midwest Sour Wild Funk Fest is Indianapolis' first beer festival to focus exclusively on one of the hottest trends in craft beer: sour ales.
We'll have more than 50 styles of sour and wild ales from around the state, country, and world, and all paired with foods designed to accentuate the unique flavors of these specialty beers.
Where: Developer Town: 5255 Winthrop Ave., Indianapolis, IN
Who: The Midwest Sour Wild Funk Fest is hosted by Upland Brewing Co.
Other participating breweries include:
Barley Island, Bells, Bier, Black Acre, Bloomington Brewing Co., Brugge, Crown Brewing, Triton, Avery
Tickets:
General Admission $45: Includes sour beer sampling, food pairings & a commemorative glass.
VIP $60: Includes an in-depth discussion and guided tasting with Upland Brewing Co. Head Brewer, Caleb Staton, focusing on the history and brewing process of sour ales.
This presentation will begin at 11am sharp at The Speak Easy within the Developer Town complex. All benefits of General Admission will also be included." -Eventbrite
As I mentioned in my last couple posts, we’re in Indianapolis, Indiana for my wife’s birthday. She wanted to take the kids on a roadtrip to the Children’s Museum here. Before heading to the museum, we stopped at a local pizza joint – Bazbeaux’s Pizza – for a pizza and a couple of local brews. I started with the Upland Dragonfly IPA and she and I shared the Sun King Sunlight Cream Ale. As we finished up the pizza, I decided to go for the Double Dragonfly they had on tap before heading into kiddie craziness at the museum.
Location: Enjoyed a pint glass of the draft beer, at Bazbeaux Pizza in downtown Indianapolis, IN.
Appearance & Aroma: It’s slightly hazy and has a dark copper/amber color. It’s also got a soapy/foamy head on it that almost looks like it was poured from the cask. There’s a bit of an earthy hop aroma with hints of citrus and floral hops.
Taste & Feel: The mouthfeel is fairly creamy, thanks to the foamy head, and the body is full. There was a little bit of caramel malt flavor up front, but very quickly... (More on Upland Brewing – Double Dragonfly Imperial IPA)