Left Coast Brewing is pleased to announce the launch of Galaxy Supernova IPA in cans for the first time. The freshly canned, limited release brew will be available in 16 oz. six packs and will join the already available draft. The cans are available now in the Tasting Room and throughout California.
Galaxy Supernova IPA (6.5% ABV, 53.9 IBU’s) is a single hop, limited release IPA that highlights Galaxy hops, developed and exclusively grown in Australia. Brewed with premium two row pale malted barley and copious amounts of Galaxy hops. This is a citrus bomb that has peach, passion fruit, and tropical fruit aroma and flavor. Finishes dry and crisp.
Galaxy Supernova IPA
Stats: 6.5% ABV, 53.9 IBUs
Availability: Limited release availability on draft, cans beginning September 1
Hops Variety: Galaxy
Distribution: California
URL: www.leftcoastbrewing.com/tap-room/
About Left Coast Brewing Co.
Left Coast Brewing Co. is a family-owned and operated brewery located in the iconic surfside town of San Clemente, California. The independent brewery began operations in 2004 in a 5,000 square foot warehouse with a mere 3,500 barrels. Currently, Left Coast produces 11,000 barrels of beer with thousands of accounts in 12 states and 5 countries. Left Coast has brought home more than 25 prestigious awards such as the gold and bronze medals from the Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup.
Left Coast is a quality-focused brewery that commits to only the most premium ingredients for their handcrafted beers. The family and brewers of Left Coast are passionate about the art and craft of brewing and seek to invent recipes that they not only love drinking, but love sharing. As one of the oldest and largest breweries in Orange County, Left Coast maintains its reputation as an industry leader and continues to increase visibility to the county’s craft beer scene.
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