Sam Adams Latitude 48 IPA Deconstructed in Stores

Posted by in Quick News on May 5, 2011 8:53 am / 1 comment

Samuel Adams Brewery released Latitude 48 last year in a sampler and proved to be a big hit.  Now Sam Adams deconstructed this beer.  Latitude 48 is made with 5 hops.  In this sampler there is the standard Latitude 48 then there are 5 other beers each made with just one hop.  The hop varieties are East Kent Goldings, Ahtanum, Zeus, Simcoe, and Hallertau Mittelfrueh.  I expect these beers to range from lightly flavored to intense.

Party Idea:

I would recommend getting a few people together. Setting out sample cups of all six and comparing them.  I did this with the Mikkeller single hops and had a great time.

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  1. MASGLBC says:
    May 5, 2011 at 10:19 am

    I love simcoe hops.

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