Customers can find Open League at a retailer near them using Harpoon’s Beer Finder.
Open League will be available in markets where Harpoon is sold, according to a press release, beginning this month.
Harpoon Brewery is not currently working on additional non-alcoholic beverages, but Kenary said he would not be surprised if that’s in the future. Maybe wants to have a beer in the morning, or they’ve had a bunch of beers and want to stretch their night out. Served chilled, but better flavor when it lost some of its chill. Double IPA is a IPA - Imperial style beer brewed by Harpoon Brewery & Beer Hall in Boston, MA. So that was our goal: let’s make this as close to a great beer as we possibly can. What are the best beers made by Harpoon Brewery There are many craft beers available on the market these days, and true beer enthusiasts are shying away from. This appears to be part of their new craft beer style label by Harpoon, introduced late 2018, for Spring 2019. It’s not enough of the good beer flavor that I like. “ leave you with the sense that, I might as well have a non-alcoholic seltzer, cranberry juice, or sports drink. “We’ve found, in tasting NAs over the years, that a lot of them can be very bland,” Kenary said. There were some great IPAs out in the Pacific Northwest, but no local IPAs. The unique design celebrates our highly acclaimed IPA with the bright colors of the label. Balance, Kenary said, is important in the creation of a good beer. HARPOON IPA 12PK CAN We started brewing this beer as a summer seasonal in 1993. This style is inspired by European pub glasses. Harpoon IPA was ranked atop both domestic and imported IPAs by Beer Connoisseur. It is brewed with simcoe, citra, and mosaic hops, and its specialty ingredients include toasted buckwheat, chia seeds, and sea salt. Originally our summer seasonal in 1993, it is now available year-round. Open League, which has 35 calories per serving, has the taste of “tropical fruit and melon, balanced with a slight biscuit-y note.” The finish is dry and crisp.
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