Wild Hopster - 5%

WILDCRAFT BREWERY LIMITED

£4

🐇 A hazy, double dry-hopped IPA bursting with juicy hop character. Big on aroma, soft on bitterness and packed with flavour, Wild Hopster is a modern IPA built for those who like their beer vibrant, hazy and unapologetically hoppy. 🍻 Beer Overview Style: Double Dry-Hopped IPA (Hazy) ABV: 5% Flavour Profile: Juicy, citrus-forward and soft with a smooth finish Hops: Centennial, Challenger, Cascade, Citra, Azacca Olicana Malt Base: Soft and rounded to support the haze and let the hops shine 👅 Tasting Notes A wave of juicy citrus and tropical fruit hits first, with notes of orange, grapefruit a

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