For those of you looking for a fantasy brew, Warner Bros. and Brewdog have teamed up to release a drink based on The LordOfTheRings. Beer IPA
\n The brew is called the Fellowship IPA, which they will be brewing for a limited time and is currently available for purchase through their website for about $13 for a six-pack. This is probably one of the more interesting partnerships we've seen, as anything related to LOTR is scrutinized and nit-picked to death. So the fact that we have a beer that's approved and has both the logo and Elvish written across the front is something to behold.
Brewed with oats and wheat, and left unfiltered for a smooth, juicy hit, Fellowship IPA is subtly sweet with hints of melon and tropical flavors and balanced with a gentle hop character.\nFor our latest collaboration, we've joined forces with one of the most legendary sagas of good vs. evil, The Lord of the Rings. Fellowship IPA: the one IPA to rule them all. This 5% Hazy IPA storms the gate with notes of pineapple, stone-fruit, mango and a touch of tangerine.
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