Anchorage Brewing's Attempt to Turn You Into a Hop-Howling IPA Fanatic
Ah, Wolf Child, the Imperial IPA from Anchorage Brewing Company, because what the world really needed was another IPA with an ABV that's more of a warning label than a suggestion. This isn't just a beer; it's a 8.4% ABV journey into the wilderness of hops, malt, and decisions you might regret the next day.
In the great tradition of craft beers with names that sound like rejected Marvel superheroes, Wolf Child is here to rescue you from the mundane world of 'normal' beers. It's as if Anchorage Brewing decided that if they're going to make an IPA, they might as well make it howl at the moon.
Wolf Child is perfect for those who like their beer the way they like their outdoor adventures: intense, unpredictable, and with a slight chance of ending up lost in the woods. Each sip is like a trek through a hop-infused forest, where the trees are made of malt and the rivers run with IPA.
But let's not forget about the 'Imperial' part. Because why have a regular IPA when you can double the intensity and make it a challenge to finish a pint? It's not a beer; it's a test of endurance. A test to see how much hop bitterness the human palate can withstand before waving a white flag.
So, here's to Wolf Child, the beer that dares you to embrace the wild side of IPAs. It's not just a drink; it's a foray into the untamed world of craft brewing, where each bottle is a new adventure, and every sip is a howl into the beer void. Cheers, or rather, awooo!
Cheers you, silly Bastards!
