Compare Beers Coronado Coastwise Session IPA - AleSmith Speedway Stout - The Bruery Or Xata
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Buy Coronado Coastwise Session IPA - AleSmith Speedway Stout - The Bruery Or Xata

1.- Coronado Coastwise Session IPA
2.- AleSmith Speedway Stout
3.- The Bruery Or Xata
Coronado Coastwise Session IPA
AleSmith Speedway Stout
The Bruery Or Xata
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Company:
Coronado Brewing Company
AleSmith Brewing Company
The Bruery
Style:
IPA - India Pale Ale
Imperial Stout
Blonde Ale
ABV:
5
12
7.1
IBU:
45
70
11.5
Prices / Buy:
Netherlands 4
United States 4
New Zealand 2
Spain 1
Denmark 1
France 1
Comercial Description:
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Coronado Coastwise Session IPA

Collaboration between Coronado brewing Company and the Surfrider Foundation, CoastWise is inspired by a shared love of the coastal lifestyle and a desire to protect the natural environment that inspires it.

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Una colaboración entre Coronado y la Fundación Surfrider, esta Session IPA te permite disfrutar el sabor lupulado de una buena IPA en tu playa favorita y cuidar el medio ambiente simultáneamente. Coronado dona un % de la venta de cada caja a la Fundación Surfrider para cuidar las costas californianas. 

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AleSmith Speedway Stout

Speedway Stout’s ominous, pitch-black appearance has become a hallmark of this modern-day classic. Chocolate and roasted malts dominate the flavor, supported by notes of dark fruit, toffee, and caramel. A healthy dose of locally-roasted coffee from Ryan Bros. Coffee, Inc. added to each batch brings out the beer’s dark chocolate flavors and enhances its drinkability. Despite its intensity, Speedway Stout’s fine carbonation and creamy mouthfeel make it very smooth and surprisingly easy to drink. This beer ages very well and will continue to mature for many years to come.

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Or Xata

Horchata is a traditional, sweet, milky drink originating in Spain and Latin America that has become quite popular in Southern California, particularly with Mexican cuisine. Our homage to the traditionally non-alcoholic drink is a blonde ale brewed with a heavy dosing of rice, cinnamon and fresh vanilla beans along with lactose for a little extra creamy character. These ingredients meld together to create a taste and experience that hints at horchata, but it’s much more than that. The flavor is hard to describe, but for those who know it, you know you love it.

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