Bradford Village Beer and Soda's
TIPA reviews
These are the heavy hitters. There is no true brewing standard so the exact amount of hops and malts are left up to the brewers discretion. An ABV of 10% or higher is achieved
Ten7 (PA) Year 1 10.2% TIPA
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4 hops (Mosaic, Vic Secret, Citra & Galaxy)
Multiple fruit aromas with pineapple dominance. Exact fruit flavors follow & mix into medium bittering & a soft body. While similar in nature to Vic Secret, Galaxy seems to provide the aroma as well as flavor. Citra enhances the fruit flavor & then invites Mosaic to provide the earthy backend.
From start to finish this craft blends into a balanced offering easy to enjoy. The 10.2% catches you by surprise
Grimm (NY) Thundercloud 10%
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3 hops (Nelson, Nectaron & Riwaka) All are high myrcene oil hops & when used late in the boil enhance aroma & flavor.
Pungent grape & citrus aroma. Full body & well blended between hops. Light bittering achieves balance. Flavors of pineapple & grape fill each sip & remain dominant start to finish. Nelson provides a light dry ending.
ABV is present at each sip end but kicks in right away.
A heavy hitter to be sure & one to have hanging around for those times you want this style.
Equilibrium (NY) Super Fractal Julia Set 10.5%
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4 hops (Citra, Strata, El Dorado & Mosaic )
Multiple fruit aromas that we know these hops impart. Orange & pineapple flavors mix into the extremely soft body and mouthfeel. Light carbonation & bittering with a light earthy finish. Strata brings a nuanced spice aspect that keeps this craft interesting when it mixes into the ending.
ABV is quite noticeable but never interferes with any aspect of the offering.
Well done & worth a try but keep it at 1 per session.
Equilibrium (NY) Straight outta the laboratory
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A 2 hop ( mosaic and Citra) TIPA 10.2%
This is always a great hop pairing as we know. Deep multiple fruit aspects in the aroma. Creamy and rich beginning to end. Fruit flavors from both hops are magnified and identifiable individually and Mosaic completes the offering with a light bitter earthy ending. Because of the quality of this craft you don't know the ABV is creeping up on you which happens quickly.
Another nicely balanced quality offering from this brewer