850000165106

SKU 850000165106

MEDUSA Duchovni

Medusa

2 in stock

ABV
6.8%
Region
Massachusetts
Size
4 Pack
IBU
65

Description

Duchovni, an American IPA crafted by MEDUSA in Massachusetts, showcases a harmonious interplay of hops and malts that defines its character. With an ABV of 6.8% and an IBU of 65, this beer offers a well-balanced bitterness that is both refreshing and intriguing, inviting exploration with every sip. Expect a symphony of hop-forward flavors typical of this style, where notes of citrus and pine play beautifully against a subtle malt backbone, creating a rich and satisfying taste profile. For the best experience, Duchovni should be served slightly chilled, ideally between 45-50°F, to allow its intricate flavors and aromas to fully emerge. The choice of glassware can further enhance your tasting session; a classic IPA glass or a tulip glass will concentrate the hops' aromatic bouquet, elevating the citrus and pine notes to new heights. As you pour, observe the beer's vibrant golden hue, hinting at the complexity that awaits in every mouthful. When it comes to food pairings, Duchovni proves to be a versatile companion. Its robust hop presence pairs excellently with spicy dishes, such as buffalo wings or Thai curry, where the beer's bitterness can cut through the heat and richness. For a more subtle pairing, consider grilled seafood or a sharp cheddar cheese, which will complement its malt undertones and hop brightness. Whether enjoyed with a meal or savored on its own, Duchovni captures the essence of a finely crafted American IPA and is sure to please enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Customer reviews

4.5
★★★★★
2 reviews
  • P. Wright ★★★★★
  • angelax ★★★★☆

    Friend brought this over for poker night. Good call, it drinks easy and everyone liked it, though I like mine a bit more citrusy. Wouldn't mind having again.

    Response from CBC Liquors, Westford

    Glad your crew enjoyed Duchovni, if you're chasing even more citrus, check out Riverwalk IPA next time.

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