YOUR RESULT

Using a science-based, completely infallible, rigourous interpolation of data based on the answers you've given, we've calculated your beersonality:

The Adventurer

You love to discover things before other people. In another time and place, you might have been an explorer at the frontier of new lands, or an inventor at the forefront of new technologies. Now, you’re at the forefront of the beer scene - people look to you to find out what’s good.

You know good beer. You’re of the mindset that the more different beers you try, the more you grow. Sure, you have your favourites, but you’re not set in your ways. Even if you occasionally stumble onto a beer you don’t love, it’s still a worthwhile experience because you’ve learned something new.

There’s a huge world out there. Why not try to discover as much of it as you can?

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The Four Seasons of the Beerpocalypse
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The Four Seasons of the Beerpocalypse

We're starting a new journey into seasonality—same parent style, same ingredients, unique expressions brewed to fit every change of the season. It's no secret that seasonal beers are nothing new, however we love a challenge, and we're excited to see what we can do with a single set of ingredients.  To kick it off, we're starting with an Autumn IPA.
Teaching an old chap new tricks
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Teaching an old chap new tricks

The British IPA is a cornerstone of the craft beer world, but has been neglected in recent times. This once great beer, which played a major role in the craft beer revolution, has been overlooked in favour of a new generation of similarly named beers all based and inspired by its rich history. This is the quick story of our tribute to the greatest beer that could and our attempt to teach an old chap new tricks.
Experimentation with Terroir - An Origin Story
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Experimentation with Terroir - An Origin Story

Everyone loves an origin story, which in this case is both relevant to the birth of our new Experimental Series as well as the origin(s) of the hops that we used to kick it all off. Terroir is a French term that refers to the specific geographical and environmental characteristics, such as soil, climate, topography, and even cultural practices, that give a certain food or drink its unique flavour and qualities. Let's start there.

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Always on the hunt for the latest beer fashion?

Know what you like and firmly stick to it?

Keenly methodical about your beer-drinking needs?