Sour/4% ABV/10 IBU
Sour/4% ABV/10 IBU
Spring has sprung – bringing with it volume beer drinking in the sun while you enjoy spring training, pool parties or other assorted grab-assery.
We’ll make it our mission to imbibe a few cans of this highly quaffable porter from Cochise County’s finest brewer before winter escapes us.
Technically available all year long, this much-admired brown ale – truly a classic of Valley brewing
In two short years of operation, Roses by the Stairs Brewing has thrust to the forefront of the Valley beer-making peloton.
A rare “quadruple hopped” hazy IPA, Joosy Froot explodes in all directions with Nectaron, Superdelic, Citra and Mosaic hops, delivering slight bitterness and lush tropicality with equal aplomb.
A fairly recent addition to the world beer stage, the Italian pilsner is trending tempo grande with U.S. craft brewers.
Flagstaff’s Dark Sky mixed up the hop card a bit, using a “unique Citra hop oil” in the whirlpool
There’s very little argument that this perennial offering from rising Gilbert brewer Desert Monks is one of the finest versions in America.
Though the recipe, presumably, has changed somewhat since the days when brew master Jonathan Buford “threw a whole pecan pie in the beer while making it,” as he told The Arizona Republic back in 2013, this AZ Wilderness offering remains a seasonal standard in the Valley of the Sun. Brewed with maple syrup, vanilla beans and dairy extracts sourced right here in Arizona, it’s candy in a can, and perfectly suited to the irresponsible sucrose...
Celebrating five years of beermaking in the West’s Most Western Town, Goldwater brews itself a big ol’ figurative birthday cake in the guise of this zesty, high-gravity sipper. A West Coast-style IPA (read: more hops than the Savoy Ballroom), High Seas is the second edition of the family-owned brewery’s “all C” hops series, layering Calypso, Comet, Chinook and Citra hops within a faintly bready malt structure. A little dry, a little pineapple-y, a whole lot...
100 international bitterness units (IBUs) in a double IPA? That must translate into some face-melting hops bitterness, right? Magically, it does not with this superbly tuned hammer of a beer from Mesa-based The Beer Research Institute. Employing Citra and Denali hops for a citrus-pineapple punch, the brewers employ “zero-second,” after-boil late hopping to “avoid that overpowering bitterness,” according to manager Zack Forsythe. “It’s an amazingly balanced beer for how heavy it is.” Now available in...