Hazy IPA

Left Hand Path (Mosaic)

" Left Hand Path (Mosaic) " is part of our series where we showcase different hops in a West Coast style IPA. We've been absolutely loving the Mosaic we've been getting from Yakima Chief so we're putting it on centre stage in this version.

Brewed by Third Moon Brewing

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Left Hand Path (Mosaic)

§ How it tastes

The one that converted everybody. Soft, thick, and smells like a fruit bowl. The bitterness that scares people off IPAs is mostly dialled out, which is why it is the easiest IPA to start with and the hardest to stop drinking.

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

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

§ From the brewery

" Left Hand Path (Mosaic) " is part of our series where we showcase different hops in a West Coast style IPA. We've been absolutely loving the Mosaic we've been getting from Yakima Chief so we're putting it on centre stage in this version. As much as we love hazy IPAs (and trust us, we love them), nothing quenches quite like a westie. Our goal with this series is to keep that west coast drinkability while showcasing the highly fruit-forward hops we love in hazy IPAs.

§ Your palate

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Cloudy and juicy — the citrus of an IPA, almost none of the bite.

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Brewed at

Third Moon Brewing

Milton · A Milton brewery whose taproom sits inside its production space, pouring from 13 taps with brew days in view.