Crossroads Outrage IPA beer

Crossroads Outrage IPA

IPA · 7.0% ABV · ~220 calories

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  • Big Top Beverage

    145.7 miles away · 1555 Easton Road, Abington, PA 19001

    Beer Store · Menu Updated: 09/19/2023

    16oz 4 Pack Cans

  • NJ WINE GALLERY OF CLIFFWOOD

    197.4 miles away · 111 Route 35, Cliffwood , NJ 07721

    Beer Store · Menu Updated: 09/22/2023

    16oz Can $14.99

  • DeCicco & Sons (Brewster)

    260.6 miles away · 50 Independent Way, Brewster, NY 10509

    Beer Store · Menu Updated: 09/22/2023

    12oz Draft $8 · 32oz Crowler (can) $10.99 · 64oz Growler $20.99

  • Thruway Beverage Inc

    313.7 miles away · 1621 Columbia Turnpike, Castleton-on-Hudson, NY 12033

    Beer Store · Menu Updated: 09/20/2023

    16oz 4 Pack Cans $15.49

  • Maggie McFly's l Albany

    314.8 miles away · 1 Crossgates Mall Road, Albany, NY 12203

    Restaurant · Menu Updated: 09/17/2023

    5oz Draft $2.50 · 16oz Draft $7.75 · 64oz Growler $25

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Beer Description

Outrage is an IPA (India Pale Ale) featuring the robust and assertive flavors of American hops balanced by a slightly sweet malt body and high alcohol content.

We use only the highest quality English malts to create a bright copper color and smooth rich body for this ale. Maris Otter Pale Malt, Crystal Malt, and a small addition of Wheat Malt supply the backbone and alcohol sweetness that help balance out this beer. However hops are the real feature of Outrage. Simcoe, Cascade, Centennial, Amarillo and Citra hops are added throughout the brewing process to yield an assertive hop bitterness reminiscent of grapefruit, a fruity and sweet hop flavor, and a complex aroma with notes of citrus (orange, tangerine and grapefruit), spice, and earthiness. Dry hopping (adding hops directly to the tank during the fermentation process) helps to further accentuate the wonderful and unique aromas of the five American hop varieties.

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