The Slowest Drink at the Saddest Bar on the Sunniest Day in the Greatest City - Woodland Empire Ale Craft - Beer of the Day.

This beer, with possibly the longest name ever recorded, pours a dark golden color with a slight cloudiness. It has a thick, frothy off-white head with plenty of noticeable carbonation. The aroma consists of a graham cracker maltiness and some tropical hops. The flavor initially favors the malt side with a bready sweetness. But there is a slow accumulation of tasty hop bitterness that isn't noticeable at first but starts to creep into the aftertaste. The mouthfeel is chalky or powdery and the body is medium. This beer sits somewhere between west and east coasts and somewhere between clear and hazy. The name of this beer sits somewhere between a poem and a novella.

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Jul 5th, 2017

Woodland Empire Ale Craft

The Slowest Drink at the Saddest Bar on the Sunniest Day in the Greatest City

Category:

India Pale Ale (IPA)

7.20% ABV - 75 IBU

Brewery:

Woodland Empire Ale Craft
Boise, ID

Links:

Woodland Empire Ale Craft Website

Rating:

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The Slowest Drink at the Saddest Bar on the Sunniest Day in the Greatest City from Woodland Empire Ale Craft

3.4 out of 5 based on 4 ratings.

This beer was featured in
Podcast: What's My Name Again?

Comments:

SweeneyWorldWide Jul 7, 2017 at 3:12PM

The name alone makes it a 4 in my book

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