Monday Night Brewing's Hip-Hop Tribute in a Hop-Saturated Market
In a move that screams "we're still cool," Monday Night Brewing presents RTJX, an American IPA that’s trying to bridge the gap between hop enthusiasts and hip-hop aficionados. Because nothing says ‘street cred’ quite like sipping a carefully crafted IPA from a tulip glass in your ironically retro living room.
RTJX isn’t just a beer; it’s a desperate cry for the craft beer scene to be seen as relevant in pop culture. It’s as if the brewers thought, “You know what would make this IPA really slap? A nod to a music genre that’s about as gritty and real as our brewery’s reclaimed wood and Edison bulb decor.”
Each sip of this brew is like a beat drop in your mouth, assuming that beat is made entirely of hops and the lingering question of why we needed another IPA in the world. It’s perfect for those who like their beer like their music playlists: a little bit of everything, slightly confused, and trying too hard to be cool.
But let’s give credit where it’s due. RTJX is more than just a beer; it’s a liquid tribute to the notion that anything can be hip if you slap a trendy acronym on it. It’s for those nights when you want to kick back, relax, and pretend you’re still in tune with the youth of today while googling what ‘RTJ’ stands for.
So here’s to RTJX, Monday Night Brewing's latest foray into making beer drinking as hip and happening as a Brooklyn speakeasy on a Saturday night. It’s not just a drink; it’s a statement that says, "Yes, I enjoy both obscure hop varieties and popular music genres." Cheers, or as the cool kids probably don’t say anymore, ‘Yo, bottoms up!
Cheers you, silly Bastards!
