This 6.8% ABV hazy IPA is well-known for its fresh-squeezed juice-like flavors including pineapple, orange, and mango. Tasting Notes: Nose: This beer’s nose is exactly like you hope it would be.

A lovely hazy IPA from Green Cheek. They’re using the wrong hop varietals. Sure, some of the sought-after varietals are harder to get than others, but if all you can get is Chinook or Summit or ...

This 5.8% hazy IPA is brewed with 2-row malts, wheat, and flaked oats. It gets its hoppy, citrus-filled flavor profile from the addition of Citra, Simcoe, and Idaho 7 hops.

Even The Veil, a brewery that encapsulates hazy IPA culture and hype, has not one but multiple new West Coast IPAs on tap right now, sharing space with something described as “quintuple dry ...

Hazy IPAs are a great brew to try even if you're not a fan of regular IPAs. advertisement. Chowhound. ... the roots of hazy IPA can be traced back to the early 2010s in New England, ...

While the hazy IPA is surging in popularity in the Southland, it is still relatively thin on the ground. You’re going to have to seek it out, ...

What gives the hazy IPA its name is how it is made. To start, the water chemistry is different, with more chloride lending a softer mouthfeel, rather than sulfate additions to amp the bitter hop ...

HAZY IPA, ALLAGASH BREWING CO. ABV: 6.7% TASTING NOTES: Hazy IPA is brewed with Allagash Base Malt, Raw White Wheat, Maine Pale Malt, Bonlander Munich and Aurora Mills Raw Quick Oats.

The hazy imperial IPA was one of the World Beer Cup’s most popular categories this year with more than 145 entries. From that vast competition field, only three beers were deemed worthy of medals.

Half-Life Hazy IPA is sold in six-packs of 12-ounce cans for about $10.99. It is widely available at liquor stores, specialty markets and convenience markets that have a good selection of craft beers.