Style: India Pale Ale, Imperial / Double, India Pale Ale (IPA), IPA, American
Alcohol: 9.2% ABV
Brewery: BrewDog
Country/Region: Scotland
Product Description:
Brewdog’s new and improved second batch of Hardcore IPA – the same recipe which took out Gold in the Imperial India Pale Ale category at the 2010 World Beer Cup.
According to Brewdog this incredible beer is the most heavily hopped in the UK. It has a whopping 150 International Bittering Units (IBUs), lashings of Centennial, Columbus and Simcoe hops in aroma and flavour, a rich malt profile and 9.2% ABV alcohol. However, like all truly great beers, the hallmark here is balance, which makes this extreme beer surprisingly drinkable.
You can buy Brewdog Hardcore IPA in the following pack sizes:
Pack Description
Price
Qty
Single (1 x 330ml Bottle)
$8.50
4-Pack (4 x 330ml Bottles)
$30.00
Carton 24 (24 x 330ml Bottles)
$150.00
Remember, we can usually fit up to 20 beers into each delivery carton. Want to try the above beer but not sure what else to choose? Why not try our special Summer Pack. If you would like some help making your choice, why not contact our friendly and knowledgeable staff who will be happy to make some suggestions.
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