No it isn't Heady, Be Hoppy, Stoneface, or any Trillium or Treehouse IPA, but come on people, it is consistently well made and always good fresh.
Better than Rebel, Baxter, Wachusett, Blind Faith, Ipswich, Saranac and any number of other ordinary shelf six-pack IPAs. At 6.0% ABV, it’s citrusy, balanced, and refreshing, making it feel right at home on the beaches of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, the ski slopes of Vermont or in a Boston dive.Summer is here, so let's get down to brass tacks about the beaches, pools, food, concerts, arts events, theater happenings and everything else that makes summer in Boston summer.įiled Under: FEATURES, Specials Tagged With: alive and kicking, american repertory theatre, ArtsEmerson, banyan bar + refuge, barcelona wine bar, Beach House, Black Beach, boston beaches, Boston Harbor Hotel, brewer's fork, brighton music hall, Central Square Theatre, colonnade hotel, committee, Company One, Coolidge Corner Theatre, coppersmith hall, Democracy Center, Drive-in, Earl Sweatshirt, Flat Earth Theatre, Fuzz, gallery, gallery show, germantown, Great Scott Boston, grill, hojoko, hough’s neck, house of blues, Huntington Theatre, ink block, james hook + co. Harpoon IPA, when fresh (used to get it at the Brewery) is a very good beer. This means creating our own riffs on classic, internationally beloved beer styleskeeping it in the ballpark of the greatswhile making room for our own exceptional home-runs. We take pride in what we do and focus on the flavor. The ingredients, the brewing, the flavors, the sense of adventure. Today, Harpoon believes more than ever that good company makes a good company, something that’s more noticeably on display on the new Harpoon IPA packaging.Ĭlassic components from the previous packaging are still intact - such as the arched “Harpoon,” the bright orange and blue colors, the Harpoon “H” and diamonds - but they’ve been reimagined in a bold and modern new layout.Ī regional favorite and craft beer classic, Harpoon IPA is styled after an English IPA with distinctly American hops. At Yee-Haw, we like to think we bridge the gap between tradition and innovation pretty well. Depending on the route, Delta generally offers. Not only did employee ownership allow brewery employees to share in the value of what they’d helped to build, it allowed the thirst for innovation of each of its employees to flourish. Securing their craft cred seems to have topped this major player’s to-do list over the past few years and the noble venture has paid off. The ESOP gave 48 percent of Harpoon Brewery’s shares to the brewery’s employees. If you’d like to submit something to be included in the next Quick Sips, please email us at email protected. In addition to the illustrations of each city, the new packaging boasts a more proud and prominent declaration that the brewery is “Employee Owned.” In 2014, Kenary decided it was time to make moves toward employee ownership and launched an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). Quick Sips is our way of highlighting beer events, tap takeovers and other notable beer news around the city of Chicago.
“The revamped packaging makes it loud and clear that Harpoon IPA is proud of its New England roots, while paying tribute to those who have enjoyed it - and helped brew it - for nearly three decades.” - Dan Kenary, CEO of Harpoon Brewery Sell great beer Tell the BeerMenus community Add your business, list your beers, bring in your locals. “The revamped packaging makes it loud and clear that Harpoon IPA is proud of its New England roots, while paying tribute to those who have enjoyed it - and helped brew it - for nearly three decades.” It’s the beer we all reach for time and time again - from ball games to BBQs with friends - and we wanted its packaging to better reflect that sense of community and approachability,” said Dan Kenary, Harpoon’s CEO and co-founder. “Harpoon IPA has been a fan favorite for years, and there’s a reason for that. The new can and bottle design brings this storied history to life. Our name, Rhinegeist, translates to 'Ghost of the Rhine' and refers to our place in the historic Over-the-Rhine Brewery District in Cincinnati. Since then, it’s continued to be the brewery’s most popular offering. Harpoon IPA was originally brewed in 1993 and was the first IPA brewed in New England during America’s craft beer revival - earning it the nickname of “New England’s Original IPA.” While most beer options back then were mass-produced pale lagers, Harpoon IPA was the first craft beer on the East Coast to put hops at the forefront. bottles of the Harpoon IPA by Harpoon Brewery
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