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SKU 850051286546
Description
Introducing Bizarre Lets Pretend by FOAM, a distinctive specialty beer hailing from the innovative craft brewing scene of Vermont. This beer boasts an ABV of 6.5%, striking a harmonious balance between strength and drinkability. With an IBU of 40, it presents a gentle bitterness that complements its unique flavor profile rather than overwhelming it. Expect a symphony of unusual notes that intrigue both the seasoned palate and the adventurous newcomer. Bizarre Lets Pretend is a testament to creativity in brewing, offering an unexpected blend of hops and malts that challenge traditional beer conventions. The result is a brew with subtle complexities — a gentle hoppy undertone mingles with malt sweetness and perhaps an unexpected hint of fruitiness, typical of specialty beers. This beer invites you to explore its layers, rewarding your taste buds with each sip. To fully appreciate Bizarre Lets Pretend, serve it slightly chilled at around 45°F to 50°F, which allows its complex aromas and flavors to unfurl. The best way to experience its nuances is by pouring it into a tulip glass. The glass shape helps concentrate the aromas while providing enough space for the beer’s head to form, enhancing your sensory experience. When it comes to food pairings, this specialty beer shines alongside grilled meats, where its flavors can complement the savory char beautifully. It also pairs well with spicy dishes, where its balanced bitterness can cut through heat, and it’s equally delightful with mature cheeses, enhancing both the beer and cheese with contrasting yet complementary notes. Each pairing reveals new facets of Bizarre Lets Pretend, making it a versatile choice for those who enjoy exploring the interplay between food and beer.
Customer reviews
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★★★★☆ Steve
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★★★★☆ derek_nh
Fun twist on an IPA, a little outside my usual but pretty solid all the same.
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★★★★★ Diego E.
Tried this on a chilly Vermont night with friends by the fire. Definitely a different kind of IPA but hits just right for fall evenings.
