WellBeing Brewing joins us again from Missouri and they are bringing with them the tastiest treat you can find in a 16 oz. can! As a special treat, this review is coming out on New Years Eve because a.) it’s part of our 12 Days of NAs (12 NA Beers of Christmas) and b.) because it fits the theme of the evening.
WellBeing Brewing is about raising well-being and living a more intentional and healthier lifestyle. They have named their IPA (my personal favorite) Intentional IPA with that in mind. On this New Year’s Eve, it’s essential that we are going into the next year with intentional resolutions.
How Does It Pour?
Cracking this bad boy open, you can smell the release from this 16 oz. can, revealing hops and nothing but hops. WellBeing Brewing packs in all the things you want in a straightforward IPA. There is nothing fruity or citrusy coming off the top of this. Pure hops. It pours a delicious caramel color and matches the color palette you are always looking for in a nice IPA.
How Does It Taste?
The perfectly balanced and bitter hops hit heavy on your tongue and go down smooth. The taste is reminiscent of an excellent pale ale that has been laser-focused on earthy hops grown in the middle of America. WellBeing Brewing makes a bang-up job bringing yo9u back to basics and reminding you why these flavor profiles are so delicious to begin with.
Untappd gives this brew a 3.5 out of 5, but I think WellBeing Brewing’s Intentional IPA is a 16 out of 16! I truly love this beer and keep it on hand regularly. I recommend you do the same, and to make it a little easier for you, we are giving all of our readers 10% off their next WellBeing Brewing order just for being our friends!
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