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Stone Delicious IPA

Stone Delicious IPA with Lemondrop and El Dorado Hops
2015-11-13 17.42.51

Very hoppy with a strong, delicious, yet bitter lemon taste that blends very well, and makes this IPA a standout, and a must-taste for any fan of Indian Pale Ales.

Stone Brewing Company categorizes this beer as ” Crafted to remove gluten. They have batches of beer independently tested for gluten and have the results of these tests on their website where each batch is listed as “under 10 PPM”.

I’ve had a half a dozen of these beers in the past year and I haven’t noticed any gluten-type effects. However, as with all gluten-removed beers, if you have celiac disease, I advise you use caution, and your own discretion when considering consuming gluten-removed beer.

7.7% alcohol by volume

Originally released in January 2015

For More information about this beer visit the Stone Delicious IPA page on the Stone Brewing Website.

Nov 16, 2015Jeff
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4.3

Summary

Creamy, frothy body.
Hoppy with a strong lemon notes that blend well with the flavor of the hops

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Comments: 1
  1. Dogbite Williams
    March 2, 2017 at 7:21 am

    This has become one of my regulars despite its 80 IBUs (I prefer sweeter, malty beers). While I don’t like the bitterness, I do like the aroma and flavor.

    I just drink one beer a week, so I am very grateful that Trader Joe’s carries this. They allow purchases of singletons from six-packs with no upcharge.

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