Oregon’s Deschutes Brewery isn’t letting up on its continual pushing of the boundaries thanks to its pilot brewhouse. Their latest release, Symphonic Chronic Double Dank Imperial IPA, is a blend of West Coast kettle hopping and East Coast dry hopping, resulting in a beer that gives IPA lovers the best of both worlds.

This isn’t a hazy or brutally bitter IPA. Smooth-drinking and well-balanced, Symphonic Chronic should please even the most loyal of West and East Coast aficionados. Packed full of Citra, Chinook, CTZ, Mosaic, Simcoe and Idaho 7 hops, Symphonic Chronic clocks in at 9% ABV and 60 IBUs. 

 

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Symphonic Chronic is available as a convenience store tallboy only. Yes, you heard that right. Available in 19.2-ounce single-serve cans only, Symphonic Chronic can be found at convenience stores across Deschutes’ distribution footprint. So, head to your nearest gas station convenience store and ask the clerk for a Double Dank tallboy.

Snoochie Boochies!

 

 

Feature image courtesy of Deschutes Brewery.

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