Hello beer lovers and welcome to another edition of the
NorCal Beer Blog's brew review.
Tonight’s featured beer is Knee Deep Brewing Company Batch
No. 138 IPA. On a search to find the best bottle shops in the East/South Bay I
found one of the VERY close to where I work.
Cork 'n Bottle Liquors (here)
in Fremont has a great selection of craft beer as well as a number of beers on
tap. Since I frequent a number of bottle
shops I’m adding Cork ‘n Bottle to my list of craft beer destinations. I picked
up tonight’s featured beer there.
From the Knee Deep Brewing Company website: “Knee
Deep’s Batch 138 India Pale Ale is brewed with three types of C hops and
Simcoe, which gives this West Coast IPA an aroma that resembles a cat that has
peed in a pine tree. Batch 138 finishes dry and crisp and is sure to
leave you in hop euphoria.”
Let’s get started!
Appearance: Pours a clear copper color with an off-white
head and sticky lacing.
Aroma: Citrus, tropical fruit, pine dominate the nose with a
slight caramel malt scent in the back.
Taste: Pine and citrus hops are prominent followed by
tropical fruit and herbal hops then balanced well with caramel malt.
Overall: Well-crafted and hopped to perfection, Knee Deep
Brewing Company Batch No. 138 IPA is yet another fantastic IPA from Knee Deep
Brewing Company. At 7.5% ABV a bomber
was perfect for weeknight drinking.
Certainly worth picking up if you see it.
Cheers!
Mark Harvey
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