Abomination Brewing's Overly Dramatic DIPA
In an industry where beer names are starting to sound like rejected novel titles, Abomination Brewing Company brings you Wandering Into the Fog On A Dark Fall Night, a Double IPA that's trying so hard to be mysterious, it might as well come with a detective novel and a magnifying glass.
This brew isn't just a Double IPA; it's an atmospheric experience, a hoppy journey into what seems like a Victorian-era foggy moor. It’s as if the folks at Abomination Brewing thought, “Why name a beer something simple when we can turn it into a cryptic, almost poetic, enigma?”
Each sip of this beer is like embarking on a quest through an impenetrable haze of flavor, where the only thing clearer than the beer is that someone in the marketing department probably wears a cape. It’s perfect for those who like their IPAs with a side of pretentiousness and a hint of “were there actual fog machines involved in the brewing process?”
But let’s not ignore the 'Double' part of this IPA. Because why make a regular IPA when you can double down on the drama and the hops? Wandering Into the Fog On A Dark Fall Night isn't just a beer; it’s a scene set for intrigue, suspense, and a little bit of “seriously, what’s with the name?”
So here’s to Wandering Into the Fog On A Dark Fall Night, the beer that’s less about the drink and more about the story it's desperately trying to tell. Cheers to Abomination Brewing Company, for crafting a brew that’s part overwrought novel, part foggy evening stroll, and entirely a Double IPA in disguise.
Cheers you, silly Bastards!
