Founders All Day IPA - Founders Brewing Company - Beer of the Day.

All Day IPA is a great name for a 4.7% beer. It pours a golden yellow color with one finger of white head and gives off a subtle floral hoppiness in the aroma. This is a very drinkable session IPA with a reserved hop flavor and a light mouth feel. If you are a big fan of stronger IPAs then this might come off as a little tame. But as the name implies, you could drink this all day and not get into too much trouble.

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Nov 2nd, 2015

Founders Brewing Company

Founders All Day IPA

Category:

Session IPA

4.70% ABV - 42 IBU

Brewery:

Founders Brewing Company
Grand Rapids, MI

Links:

Founders Brewing Company Website

Rating:

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Founders All Day IPA from Founders Brewing Company

3.3 out of 5 based on 5 ratings.

This beer was featured in
Podcast: Founders

Comments:

jhmiller Oct 14, 2015 at 9:06PM

Not too shabby for a session IPA. Very smooth and drinkable as it should be, but decent flavor and hop profile at just 4.7%

Hopper1971 Nov 4, 2015 at 1:06PM

Enjoyable for days at the pool as it is a bit more refreshing than typical IPA and as mentioned, you can have a few without worrying about forgetting your kids. Other than that, I found it to be lacking body to be too enjoyable as a regular selection. A good entry into the "session IPA" movement.

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