Monday, November 4, 2013

Victory goes 4-pack with the all new DirtWolf DIPA

The hop wolf on the label is pretty dope!

The DirtWolf will make you howl

Hey y’all! 
I am always down to spread news about the new beers that have been hitting our shelves, and the Victory DirtWolf Double IPA is pretty damn good!
This Downingtown, Pennsylvania-based brewery is one of my favorites because they not only make killer brews starting with my go-to selections—Hop Devil, Storm King, and Golden Monkey—but they continue to successfully diversify their portfolio with sippin’ goodness in a wide range of styles and aging methods. Well now they are doing the four-pack thing, which usually means the beers are either in limited quantity, high gravity, seasonal or a mix of all the above! Victory’s first quartet, the DirtWolf, is 8.7% in the potency category, and thanks to the abundance of Citra, Chinook, Simcoe and Mosaic hops, its flavors and aromas make this one a must to pick up.
Here is the official scoop below.
Cheers!
Ale

The scoop:
Victory Brewing Company Rolls Out DirtWolf DIPA

Victory Brewing Company is pleased to announce the first in its series of new arrivals, DirtWolf Double IPA. The newest beer in Victory’s brand lineup is part of the brewery’s initiative to increase beer production to meet customer demand, in addition to offering a greater variety of styles and brands, a practice celebrated by the craft brewing industry and its loyal consumers. 

Hitting shelves and dining establishments beginning this week, the suggested retail price for DirtWolf Double IPA is approximately $9.99, depending on location; this brand marks the brewery’s first foray into the four-pack market. Known for melding traditional styles and unique concepts to produce the highest quality, full flavored beers, Victory’s DirtWolf Double IPA continues the brewery’s standard of innovation and excellence.

Why DirtWolf Double IPA
Wildly assertive, intentionally untamed and dangerously satisfying, DirtWolf Double IPA is the culmination of Victory’s Double IPA series experiment with whole flower, American-grown hops. With two-row German malts and a well-balanced combination of whole flower Citra, Chinook, Simcoe and Mosaic hops, this 8.7% ABV brew blends the powerful citrus aroma and fruity flavors, with the piney, earthy and mildly floral characteristics found in these intriguing hop varieties.
“We’re very proud to bring this delicious new double IPA, DirtWolf to market,” said President and Brewmaster, Bill Covaleski.  “As brewers who enjoy experimenting with beer styles and ingredient varieties, we are constantly looking to keep our core audience captivated and interested while creating opportunities to attract and introduce those new to the craft brewing movement. We think, and hope, everyone will be as pleased as we are with the result.”
DirtWolf Double IPA Availability
DirtWolf Double IPA is available for purchase in most major gourmet grocery stores, bottle shops and beer distributors, as well as many craft beer bars throughout Victory’s national distribution footprint, including most Whole Foods Markets and Wegmans locations along the East Coast. Use Victory’s Beerfinder at www.victorybeer.com/beerfinder to discover a nearby location, or download the free Victory Mobile app for Android or iPhone.

About Victory Brewing Company
Victory Brewing Company is a privately held craft brewery headquartered in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. Founded by Bill Covaleski and Ron Barchet, childhood friends who met on a school bus in 1973, the brewery formally began operations in February of 1996. Victory, Pennsylvania's widely acclaimed brewery and restaurant, now serves fans of fully flavored beers in 30 states with innovative beers melding European ingredients and technology with American creativity. To learn more about Victory Brewing Company visit us on the web at www.victorybeer.com.


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