Starr Hill Releases New Spring Seasonal: Reviver Red

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From Starr Hill:

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA—(February 5, 2015) Starr Hill Brewery is ready for shorter

sleeves and longer days with the arrival of their new spring seasonal beer, Reviver Red IPA.

“It’s always exciting working with new hop varieties, specifically Mosaic for this recipe,” said

Robbie O'Cain, Starr Hill’s Brewmaster. “The wonderful thing about IPAs is the ability to

develop new and interesting hop blends. The possibilities are endless, which is why you see so

much growth in a category where you can continuously tweak and experiment.”

Reviver Red IPA’s color perfectly matches both its name and a season in bloom. Its complex

aroma melds citrus, piney, floral, tropical, herbal, citrus, and earthy notes, courtesy of

generous dry hopping from the brewery’s hop cannon. At 6.2% alcohol by volume, Reviver’s

bright and fruity hop character is balanced by a steady dose of malt to balance its flavor and

making it an ideal pairing for the transitional months of spring.

“Reviver is one of the most beautiful beers we’ve ever made,” said Brian McNelis, Starr

Hill’s President and CEO. “The success of this intricate brewing process is a testament to the

incredible dedication and performance from our brew team here at Starr Hill.”

Reviver Red IPA will be celebrated in the Starr Hill Tap Room with a release party this

Sunday, February 8th. For more details on the event, visit Starr Hill Brewery on Facebook.

Reviver Red IPA will be available at retail February through April in six-packs (12-ounce

bottles) and kegs (1/6 and 1/2 barrels). The award-winning Soul Shine Belgian-Style Pale Ale

will then return in May for the warmer months as Starr Hill’s summer seasonal beer offering.
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