West Coast IPA

Big Bad Bells

Who says this town ain't big enough for the both of us? Big Bad Bells is a collaboration with Badlands Brewing Co, to celebrate their 7th anniversary (and our love for Spaghetti Westerns).

Brewed by Bellwoods Brewery

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Big Bad Bells

§ How it tastes

The original IPA, and unapologetic about it. Where a hazy is soft, this is angular: resinous, dry, and bitter right through the finish. If you find hazies a bit sweet, this is the one you actually wanted.

That's the style. This beer is one brewery's take on it.

  • Sweet
    1
  • Sour
    0
  • Bitter
    5
  • Fruit
    3
  • Roast
    0
  • Body
    2

§ From the brewery

Who says this town ain't big enough for the both of us? Big Bad Bells is a collaboration with Badlands Brewing Co, to celebrate their 7th anniversary (and our love for Spaghetti Westerns). Swingin' through the saloon doors, this IPA boasts flavours of Fun Dip, fresh pear, and…

§ Your palate

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Clear, sharp and properly bitter — pine and grapefruit, bone dry.

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Brewed at

Bellwoods Brewery

Toronto · Toronto's legendary wild-ale and sour specialist, home of the iconic Jelly King dry-hopped sour.