This fourth and final Butcombe variety (already logged the Gold, Blond, and Bitter) is, I believe, my favorite. By far the hardest to find, this IPA comes closest to my American IPA ideal. Named after one of Bristol's favorite sons, this beer marks the 200th birthday of Isambard Brunel, an engineer who helped to shape the town's shipping/transportation industries (he probably did a lot of other cool stuff, too, but hey, this isn't a history lesson). It tasted great!!
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Well Done
This fourth and final Butcombe variety (already logged the Gold, Blond, and Bitter) is, I believe, my favorite. By far the hardest to find, this IPA comes closest to my American IPA ideal. Named after one of Bristol's favorite sons, this beer marks the 200th birthday of Isambard Brunel, an engineer who helped to shape the town's shipping/transportation industries (he probably did a lot of other cool stuff, too, but hey, this isn't a history lesson). It tasted great!!
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