TOOL CRAFT BEER
I'm sure that companies that specialize in making great tools may soon produce equally great beer.
Milwaukee tool & Milkshake IPA
The Milkshake IPA is a fascinating offshoot of the hazy IPA trend and is typified by the inclusion of lactose or milk sugar during the brewing process – providing a milky, creamy mouthfeel and appearance that causes euphoria among hopheads the world over.
The Milkshake IPA is a fascinating offshoot of the hazy IPA trend and is typified by the inclusion of lactose or milk sugar during the brewing process – providing a milky, creamy mouthfeel and appearance that causes euphoria among hopheads the world over.
The Milkshake IPA combines two of humanity’s finest achievements — milkshakes and beer! And while the style is new, it’s based on a decades-old dream.
DeWALT tool & DeWISEN
Weizen Beers are wheat beers. Weizen is namely the German word for wheat. And a wheaty beer it is! There are loads of different types of Weizen Beers. For instance, pineapple infused Weizen! Let’s dive right into it, because Weizen Beers are not your ordinary Pilsners.
Weizen Beers are wheat beers. Weizen is namely the German word for wheat. And a wheaty beer it is! There are loads of different types of Weizen Beers. For instance, pineapple infused Weizen! Let’s dive right into it, because Weizen Beers are not your ordinary Pilsners.
Makita tool & Makipa
Imperial IPAs, or Double IPAs, are IPAs with amplified aromas, higher bitterness levels and higher alcohol content. These are hop-forward beers with fruity or floral aromas and whose tastes are extremely popular across the world. Imperial IPA alcohol content is usually up to 7 percent.
Imperial IPAs, or Double IPAs, are IPAs with amplified aromas, higher bitterness levels and higher alcohol content. These are hop-forward beers with fruity or floral aromas and whose tastes are extremely popular across the world. Imperial IPA alcohol content is usually up to 7 percent.
This beer has an intense taste. When it comes to appearance, these beers have an orange-yellow color and have a good head. There is enough obvious alcohol presence that can be felt in the very first sip. There is also a healthy dose of bitterness thanks to the double quantity of hops, so one cannot escape the bitterness of this beer style.
However, the extra malt character gives the beer a slightly-sweet base, only enough to balance the hoppy bitterness. Hops overpower almost every other flavor or aroma in this beer type. But once the palate gets used to the initial flavors, there is a gentle fruity and grassy aftertaste.
It's always interesting for me to follow the process of creating a project. I tried to show a little bit of my project process, it's a very small piece, but I hope you'll find it interesting.
