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Citizen Dick

Double West Coast-Style IPA 8.0%

This 8% Double West Coast IPA was brewed with Columbus, Centennial, and Simcoe. It’s dry, bitter, and packed with pine, citrus peel, and dank nostalgia.
$18.00
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4-pack of 16oz cans

8.0

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8% West Coast-Style Double IPA

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abv

8.0

ibu

85

hops

Columbus

Centennial

Simcoe

malt

Pilsner

Crystal 40

notes

Pine

Citrus Peel

OG

Citizen Dick

Double West Coast-Style IPA

This classic Double West Coast IPA trades flash for flannel and haze for full-throttle bitterness. Columbus, Centennial, and Simcoe bring that throwback punch: resinous pine, citrus peel, and a dank groove that lingers like the bridge of a ‘90s alt-rock anthem. It’s dry, it’s clear, and it doesn’t care about your juice bomb.

The can label

What if Dirk Digler ditched the valley, moved to Seattle, changed his name to Cliff, and picked up a guitar instead of... you know. This can label is a tribute to the fictional band from Singles and the very real music of that time.