Beer League @TWR: Schlafly Tasmanian IPA

Hello, Beer League!

This week we're revisiting a Beer League favorite from Leagues past... but I swear guys, I don't think that we've ever had this beer at a league before. I know, right?

Schlafly TIPA goes down as the 2010 best beer award at Cabin Fever. I remember this vividly, because it was just after our communal love for IPA's had fully blossomed and we were pouring every over hopped, hop bomb of hoppy hops into our mouths because more IBU's = BETTER, right? How wrong we were.

Schlafly's TIPA does it right - crisp snap of hops up front, creamy rolling of heady beer over the tongue, and an almost mint-like snap after you breathe in following your first swallow.

Maybe it's just us, but we love this beer!

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But what does Schlafly say?

"Schlafly Tasmanian IPA is brewed with 100% Australian hops. The Tasmanian hop, Galaxy, is a strong, aromatic variety that is different from traditional strains of the Pacific Northwest. Our brewers developed a recipe that showcases the hop’s unique flavors of citrus and pineapple."

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Beer Advocate Says

5/5

Heard great things about this beer so I searched till I finally found a store in Nashville that had a 6 pack.

Appearance: Pours a nice yellowish with tints of orange with a finger of a white head. It's definitely filtered and you can see through it. It's pretty clear.

Smell: Smells wonderful. Sweet hops, tropical fruits, citrus, orange.

Taste - Taste is amazing. Sweet upfront mixed with a slight bitterness, then tropical fruits and a bready/malty taste at the end.

Mouthfeel: Mouthfeel is light to medium. Super drinkable. Would never know this was 7%.

Overall: One of my favorite IPAs ever. So good. I'm always looking for beers similar to Lagunitas Sucks and this isn't as good but along the same lines. Very tropical fruit-y, which I love.

Ratebeer Says

4.8/5

dear...lord...The hop aroma startled me not just in it’s pungency or potency, but also in the fact that it reminded me of sweat. And I thought to myself "this is the only time i will say that sweat smells good, someone should bottle this stuff" bear in mind that i thought that while sniffing out of a bottle...Kevin, the beer guy at my local beer store poured me a taste of this in store and wow...it smells like grapefruit and oranges, and lemon and sweat all rolled in one! It tasted like that too, but to a slightly lesser degree. I had to buy the six-pack, and i did. and it was awesome. you should too if you get a chance.

A St. Brewis Says What?

So we went to St. Brewis (2nd best website name ever) and got their description of this weeks beer:

In the last few years, Schlafly has become more bold with the beers they're putting out.  This is most evident with their IBEX Series.  TIPA is bold and unabashedly in your face with its hop profile and it works so well.  When this was first released a couple years ago, I was buying it probably once a week and still find myself at the checkout line with it when my hoppy beer supply gets low at the house.

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The St. Louis Art Machine is a repurposed cigarette machine owned by Sarah Harris, made mechanically sound by Tyler Harris, and filled with the tiny, cigarette-pack-sized-arts of local artists and makers.

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