Flip Switch IPA
An American IPA with deep citrus and grapefruit aroma, malty backbone and a relaxed bitterness
What’s with the name?
A flip switch is a mechanism actuating the transition between open and closed states of an electrical circuit. Probably the most common example is a light switch. You know that intense bright light you get when you flip on a good old fashioned light bulb? The kind that almost blinds you until your eyes have a second to adjust? Well the bold hop flavor you experience in the first sip of a Flip Switch is kind of like that, without the blindness of course.
Beer and Brewing Info
BJCP: American IPA, Style 14B
IBUs: 63.9
OG 1.063
FG 1.016
Trivia
In countries prone to earthquakes, such as Japan, most light switches are positioned sideways to prevent the switch from inadvertently being turned on or off by falling objects.
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