Who owns Sunriver brewing?

“We’re thrilled to be opening a pub in Eugene” says Karin Devencenzi, CEO of Sunriver Brewing Company. “We wanted to be part of a community that embraces craft beer and we’re looking forward to joining the great brewing culture that exists in Eugene.”

What is a West Coast IPA?

WHAT IS A WEST COAST IPA? West Coast IPAs are traditionally known for their bold hop aroma, high bitterness, and citrus and piney notes and flavors. They’re typically brewed with higher amounts of hops in the boil kettle, which leads to the high bitterness, and a mid-palate hop flavor.

What’s the difference between American IPA and West Coast IPA?

West coast IPAs are most similar to the American-style IPA, in which hops are added during the boil. Much like brewing tea, the heat extracts a majority of the bitterness from the hops. On the other hand, east coast IPAs are brewed similarly to English-style IPAs.

What is the difference between West and East Coast IPA?

And as they say (or as I may have modified), “taste is in the bud of the beholder.” West Coast IPAs are known for being crisp, clear, and aggressively hoppy with great hop aroma and solid bitterness. East Coast IPAs are certainly still hoppy but are known to be hazy, fruity, and juicy with a soft finish.

Are hazy IPAs Hoppy?

At 35 IBU, Hazy Little Thing IPA is on par with our classic Pale Ale (38 IBU). Yet the perceived bitterness of Pale Ale is higher for most drinkers, while the silky malt and juicy hops in Hazy Little Thing keep bitterness at bay. Saying Hazy IPAs are less hoppy, then, is a bit subjective.

Is Hazy IPA east or west coast?

Then comes the ubiquitous hazy IPA, also known as the New England IPA, or NEIPA for short. The east coast IPA was the stepping stone for the NEIPA, in which a majority of hops are added later in the brewing process. This late addition reintroduces the flavor of the hops without imparting a ton of bitterness.

Are East Coast IPA hazy?

East Coast IPAs are certainly still hoppy but are known to be hazy, fruity, and juicy with a soft finish.

Is IPA cloudy?

A Hazy IPA, like the name implies, has a cloudy appearance, one you can’t see through like you might with other beer styles (think a light-bodied pilsner or even our Pale Ale). But a Hazy IPA is far more than looks. Its foggy appearance hints at a fullness of flavor, which it delivers.

What makes an IPA juicy?

An IPA can be juicy but crystal clear in apperance. The term “Juicy” refers to the aroma and taste of the beer. Meaning it is reminiscent of fruit juice, typically citrus or stone fruit. These flavors and aroma’s are primarly driven from the hops but in some cases yeast esters as well.

Whats the difference between an IPA and Hazy IPA?

Visually, the difference between a hazy IPA and an American-style IPA is clear—precisely because one of them is not at all clear. It’s the cloudy opaqueness that gives hazy IPAs their name.

What’s the difference between West Coast and East Coast IPA?

Are West Coast IPAs hazy?

New England IPA, another name for Hazy IPA. The West Coast IPA typically showcases aromas of citrus and pine, and perhaps additional fruity character, with an emphasis on creating a clean yet assertive bitterness.