Kinnegar Crossroads
BT9020
Reduced price due to short best-before date.
*Remember that beer does not expire. In fact, there are many beers that, like wine, can be aged. So, even if the best-before date has passed, don't worry; it is not dangerous, even though the taste and/or smell may change.
Technical Data Sheet
Description
The 44cl Kinnegar Crossroads is an authentic West Coast IPA brewed for those who value the classic essence of the style. Free from gimmicks or passing fads, this craft beer focuses on a clean, balanced profile centered on what truly matters: hops and a perfectly constructed malt base.
With 6.2% alcohol, it offers an impeccable combination of citrus aromas, tropical fruits, and an elegant resinous touch reminiscent of pine. Its straightforward character and dry finish make every sip a refreshing and satisfying experience. A classic IPA in the best sense of the word, designed for lovers of crisp, well-defined profiles.
Characteristics
Style: West Coast IPA
Alcohol Content: 6.2% ABV
Serving Temperature: 6-8 ºC
Color (EBC): 10-15 EBC
Bitterness (IBU): 50-65 IBU
Character, Flavor, Aromas
The nose reveals intense notes of grapefruit, orange, ripe tropical fruits, and a pleasant pine background. On the palate, it shows a balanced structure where the malty base provides support and depth without overshadowing the prominence of the hops. The bitterness is clean, defined, and persistent, while the dry finish leaves a refreshing sensation that invites the next sip. A classic, elegant, and very well-executed IPA.
Food Pairing
The 44cl Kinnegar Crossroads pairs perfectly with gourmet burgers, grilled meats, artisan pizzas, spiced tacos, chicken wings, Tex-Mex cuisine, and aged cheeses. Its citrus and resinous notes help balance fatty dishes and enhance intense flavors, making it an excellent choice to enjoy during casual meals and gatherings with friends.
An essential West Coast IPA for those seeking a craft beer with a clean hoppy profile, elegant bitterness, and all the essence of the great traditional IPAs
