KCBC's Reptilian Twist on the Over-Hopped DIPA Saga
In an industry that loves a gimmick almost as much as it loves hops, KCBC - Kings County Brewers Collective presents Edward Lizardhands, a Double IPA that seems to have been named during a particularly bizarre brainstorming session. Because why settle for a mundane beer name when you can pay homage to cult classic films and reptiles simultaneously?
Edward Lizardhands isn't just a Double IPA; it’s a hoppy Frankenstein's monster, an oddball creation that raises both eyebrows and questions. It’s as if the folks at KCBC decided, “What do our beers need? More hops? No, no. More lizard!”
Each sip of this beer is like a journey into a mad scientist's lab, where the experiment is seeing how many hops can be crammed into a pint before it evolves scales and scurries off. It's perfect for those who like their IPAs with a side of whimsy and a dash of 'what the heck were they thinking?'
But let’s not overlook the 'Double' part of this IPA. In the craft beer world, 'double' is the equivalent of a chef liberally using the salt shaker – except the salt is hops, and the dish is your palate. "Edward Lizardhands" isn't just a beer; it’s a hop extravaganza with a side of cold-blooded charisma.
So here's to Edward Lizardhands, the beer that’s less about the traditional brewing journey and more about taking a walk on the wild (and slightly weird) side. Cheers to KCBC, for brewing a concoction that’s part IPA, part cinematic tribute, and entirely an adventure in hops and herpetology.
Cheers you, silly Bastards!
