BridgePort Brewing Releases 2015 Hop Harvest IPA

imageWe brought you a peek at this beer, and now the release details f

rom Bridgeport Brewing:

Portland, Ore. – September 24, 2015 – For the crew at BridgePort Brewing Company, Oregon’s oldest craft

brewery, early fall is their favorite time of year.  It’s only then that they get to drive to the hop fields of the

Willamette Valley to collect fresh Oregon aroma hops to make the annual special treat, Hop Harvest fresh hop ale.

In under an hour, hops from Sodbuster Farms in Salem, Ore. are picked and added to the brew, ensuring an

extremely fresh hopped IPA.

“Getting those fresh green hops into the beer as quickly as possible ensures that fresh hop flavor that we all love

this time of year,” commented Jeff Edgerton, Brewmaster of BridgePort Brewing Company. “For 2015, we’ve

brewed a classic IPA style beer and infused it with more than 250lbs of fresh Crystal hops per brew; giving the

brew a soft citrus aroma and flavor unlike anything you can get from dried hops.”

BridgePort uses a simple process to give this seasonal, limited-release beer the freshest hop flavor. First, the beer

is brewed, then at the end of fermentation and immediately after the hops are delivered, the freshly fermented

beer is poured straight over the green Crystal hops, capturing that fresh, local flavor. Hop Harvest 2015 will be

available on draft and in 22 oz. bottles at BridgePort’s BrewPub and participating retailers.

BridgePort’s Hop Harvest Stats:

IBU’s: 60 ABV: 7.0% Color: 10 SRM (Golden)     OG: 16.7

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