3-Way IPA 2020 - Fort George Brewery & Public House - Beer of the Day.

Brewed annually, 3-Way is a collaboration between three breweries. This year Fort George is joined by Structures Brewing and Level Beer to create this hazy IPA. It pours a pale orangish yellow color with a consistent turbid murkiness throughout. The head is an off-white fluffy foam. The nose presents fruit juice qualities of both tropical and citrus varieties. The taste follows the smell pairing fruit flavors of mango and papaya balanced by both piny and grapefruit hop bitterness. The malt backbone is mild and soft with oat and wheat characteristics. The flavor sits on the tongue for quite a while as the aftertaste fades with equal parts sweet and bitter. This year's version is a fine example of fusion between the two IPA styles from each coast.

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Oct 28th, 2020

Fort George Brewery & Public House

3-Way IPA 2020

Category:

Hazy IPA

7.20% ABV

Brewery:

Fort George Brewery & Public House
Astoria, OR

Links:

Fort George Brewery & Public House Website

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3-Way IPA 2020 from Fort George Brewery & Public House

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