BrewDog Wingman Session IPA

Name: BrewDog Wingman Session IPA
Brand: BrewDog
Rating: 93 (1 reviews)

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Der Adler ist gelandet! Der Wingman von Brewdog ist ein knackiges Session IPA mit sanften Aromen von tropischen Früchten, Pinienharz und Zitrusnoten. Ein erfrischendes Bier mit super Drinkability, perfekt für Tag und Nacht.

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Tasting 2024

BrewDog Wingman Session IPA from the brewery BrewDog has been rated with 93 Falstaff points . It is a IPA

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 28.06.2024: Roland Graf

Golden in the glass with solid, white foam. A powerful nose of pure passion fruit, but also honeydew melon and kumquat. Almost chalky and tropical on the palate before the bitterness sets in, whose elegance matches the papaya and rosehip notes.

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Brewery: BrewDog

Type of Production: conventional

Category: Top-fermenting - IPA - Session IPA

Alcohol Level: 4.3%

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Content: 0.33 litre

Original wort: 9 °P

IBU: 30

Brewery BrewDog

BrewDog

Balmacassie Drive
AB41 Ellon
Großbritannien
+44 (1358) 724924
www.brewdog.com

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