John Harvard’s Dry Hop IPA
Nov 9th, 2007 by Triv
John Harvard’s Brew House is a great microbrewery. They have a wide selection of microbrews on a week-to-week basis depending what their brewmasters concoct, or what their parent company demands they make. No matter what kind of beer you like, you should be able to find something that suits your tastes here. On top of their great selection of beers, they also have a terrific (read: expensive) food menu. Appetizers include hummus, calamari, wings, and lobster bisque. Main courses are even more tantalizing, with items such as as filet mignon, crab cakes, and chicken dijon. I’m simple, and usually stick with a quesadilla.
One of my former customers and current friends turned me on to the John Harvard India Pale Ale (IPA). IPA’s were created in the 18th century as a result of British brewers attempting to make beers stay fresh during the long trips sailing ships made at the time. They tend to have slightly higher alcohol levels, and more hops is used. They tend to taste a little bitter, but still makes for a great beer. At $4.75 for a pint (16oz), you won’t be disappointed.
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