We’ve all been there, standing in the aisle, looking at a
mixed 12-pack, and wondering why that one beer, the one that you don’t like or
don’t want any more of, is included. Well, Stone Brewing Co.’s new mixed-12,
introduced in January of this year, eliminates any hemming and hawing. It
contains three established stars from Stone’s stable – Cali-Belgique IPA,
Ruination IPA, and Arrogant Bastard Ale – and a dynamic newcomer, Delicious IPA. Stone, which produces the best-written,
most-informative bottle labels in the business, succinctly summarizes the
pack’s bona fides by listing ratebeer scores on the top of the box: 98 for Cali-Belgique, 100 for Ruination, and
99 for Arrogant Bastard. The Delicious IPA, also introduced in January, is
labeled as new. For a concise
description, let’s look at the bottle which calls it a “pleasantly bitter,
deliciously citrusy, hop-driven IPA.” If you like a cold, crisp lemonade, or even
Lemonhead candy, you’ll enjoy this beer’s citrus-centric flavor. It’s also
important to note that Delicious can stand on its own as a damn-fine IPA, one
with 80 IBUs, an exotic mix of hops, and the brewing expertise that comes with
Stone’s honored heritage.
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