Fat Medusa - New England Triple IPA

The jellyfish is a creature with a controversial reputation: On the one hand, we are fascinated by their mystical beauty; on the other, we fear contact with their dangerous stinging arms and would rather not encounter them in the wild Research into the genus is still in its infancy and is extremely complicated We now know that the jellyfish form is only one stage in the animal's long life and that there are other forms before and after it, that the jellyfish form is only one stage in the animal's long life and that there are other forms before and after it Most jellyfish live in the sea, but there are also species that prefer fresh water There are bioluminescent species, tiny and huge specimens, those that are poisonous and variants that can be eaten In science, the jellyfish is called Medusa

Medusa is also the name of a collaboration between Brasserie Nautile and Les Intenables Their work bears a particularly pretty jellyfish on the label and has more than earned the nickname "fat" with its impressive 9.5% alcohol content Fat Medusa is a Double Dry Hopped Triple New England IPA, packed to the brim with Citra, Talus and Mosaic hops A whole lot of grain supports the variety of hops and gives the beer its smooth, creamy texture DDH TNEIPA is a juicy delight with a luxurious abundance of hoppy fruit notes