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ABV- 5.9%
IBU- 58'
It took me awhile to get around and do a write up of this beer. This is one of the first IPA's I tried and back then I did not like it very much. These were the dark ages of PBR and Early Times whiskey, before I had a taste for decent beer. That is exactly what Goose Island's India Pale Ale is- a very decent beer.
I have grown accustomed to IPA's pushing the limits with how hoppy a beer can get. Goose Island ditches that for a more accessable IPA but that doesn't mean it is any weaker in regards to quality. a beer that is reasonably priced and widely distributed Goose Island's India Pale Ale is a gem, a definite 'go-to' fridge filler and a good one at that.
Three yeard ago I would have told you 'Goose Island is for yuppies'. What an idiot I was, not drinking perfectly good beer because of my preconceptions.
Musical pairing: Queen- A Night at the Opera (quite a kick yet oh so sophisticated)
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