You do enough settling. That’s part of life. You owe it to yourself to drink a beer that doesn’t settle. Not settling drives Surly. It’s what drove us to convert a Brooklyn Center abrasives factory to a brewery in 2004. It’s what drove Surly’s owner, Omar Ansari, to go bar to bar, asking them to carry our beer. It’s what drove us to earn medals from the Great American Beer Festival and Best Brewery in America honors. It’s what drove us to build a state-of-the-art destination brewery in the heart of the Twin Cities in 2014. And it’s what drives us today. Surly’s not for everyone. It’s for you. Don’t settle. Get Surly. Read More
Galactic Descent
New England IPA • Surly Brewing Co.
Galactic Descent is a New England IPA by Surly Brewing Co. that has 6.6% ABV.
- ABV: 6.6%
- Calories: 198 (Estimated)
About the New England IPA
The New England IPA style is relatively new and it’s also known as a Hazy IPA. Its grist may include oats, wheat or other adjuncts to promote haziness. Known for a “juicy” character that’s frequently used to describe taste and aroma attributes often present in these beers which result from late, often very large, additions of hops. A juicy character is not required, however. Other hop-derived attributes such as citrus, pine, spice, floral or others may be present with or without the presence of juicy attributes. Read More
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