Style: India Pale Ale, Imperial / Double, India Pale Ale (IPA), IPA, American
Alcohol: 7.3% ABV
Brewery: 8 Wired Brewing
Country/Region: New Zealand
Product Description:
Brewed at Renaissance Brewing.
From 8 Wired:"We believe HopWired is the first bottled version of a true new world India Pale Ale made with NZ grown base malt and 100% truly unique NZ hops. We bet you’ll find nothing else like it on the shelves. Although the malty sweetness is there, this beer is all about the hops. Unlike an American I.P.A. which will mainly hit you with a grapefruity-citrus flavour and aroma, the unique NZ hops used in HopWired are more like a tropical punchbowl: Passion fruit, lime, oranges and Sauvignon Blanc to name but a few. A local Marlborough winemaker said it smelled like gooseberries... Gooseberries? Who has ever smelled a gooseberry?? Decide for yourself or just enjoy it without further complications. Cheers!"
We keep all of our 8 Wired refrigerated, and order small quantities often. This ensures that the beer is always fresh and tasting great.
Remember, we can usually fit up to 20 beers into each delivery carton. Want to try the above beer but not sure what else to choose? Why not try our special Around the World in Twenty Beers Pack. If you would like some help making your choice, why not contact our friendly and knowledgeable staff who will be happy to make some suggestions.
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Pack designed for beer connoissuers. Our picks of twelve of the best beers in the store. We change the list every few weeks depending on whats fresh and tasting best, so the list below may have some substitutions.
Rated in the 100th percentile on ratebeer.com, this ABT stands amongst the greats of the style – Westvleteren and Rochefort. A staff favourite, and definite must try for any lovers of strong, Belgian ales.
