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SKU 850044675050
NARROW GUAGE Up Up Down Down Left Right
Narrow Guage1 in stock
- ABV
- 8.1%
- Region
- Missouri
- Size
- 4 Pack
- IBU
- 70
Description
Up Up Down Down Left Right is a New England IPA from Narrow Gauge, a microbrewery nestled in the heart of Florissant, Missouri. This beer embodies the signature haze of the style, drawing you in with its rich, cloudy appearance. At 8.1% ABV, it offers a robust yet approachable experience, perfect for those who appreciate the craft of a well-balanced IPA. With an IBU of 70, expect a harmonious interplay of hoppy bitterness and fruity notes, typical of New England IPAs, without overpowering the palate. Unveiling a bouquet of citrus and tropical fruit aromas, this beer is a sensory delight from the first crack of the can. As you take your first sip, you may notice the lush flavors of ripe mango, juicy pineapple, and a hint of peach, mingling effortlessly with a subtle grassy earthiness. The malt backbone provides a soft, pillowy mouthfeel, allowing the hop character to shine through while keeping the bitterness in check. To fully enjoy the depth of flavors in this New England IPA, serve it slightly chilled, ideally between 45°F and 50°F. This temperature range allows the aromatic hops to release their full spectrum of scents, enhancing the overall drinking experience. Pour into a tulip glass, which helps concentrate the complex aromas while showcasing its vibrant haze. Pair Up Up Down Down Left Right with spicy dishes like buffalo wings or a zesty curry to complement its fruity hop profile. The beer's inherent sweetness and moderate bitterness can also balance the flavors of grilled seafood or a hearty cheese platter, making it a versatile choice for a variety of dining experiences. Each sip invites you to explore the meticulous craftsmanship of Narrow Gauge, a testament to their dedication to brewing excellence.
Customer reviews
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First can cracked open on the porch after mowing. Citrus haze, not too bitter, goes well with sweaty afternoons. Pretty big for a hot day, would probably split it next time.
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