Moving Mountains 6.8% Collab W/ Baron

UNBARRED BREWERY LIMITED

£5.1

WEST COAST IPA Moving Mountains is a 6.8% West Coast IPA brewed with our pals at Baron Brewing - a playground for beer if ever there was one. We've gone classic-meets-modern: US heavyweights Simcoe and Columbus lay down the proper West Coast backbone - pine, resin and grapefruit peel - while New Zealand's Nelson Sauvin and Freestyle's Kohia Nelson SubZero Hop Kief lift it somewhere brighter, all white wine, gooseberry, passionfruit and lime. It's a modern take on the West Coast with the hops left to shine: dry, clean and dangerously smooth. Ingredients: Water, Barley,Wheat, Hops Yeast. Allerge

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