From Mother Earth Brew Co:
Nampa, ID & Vista, CA – August 5 th , 2019. Mother Earth is pleased to announce the annual release of
one of its most popular brands – Primordial Imperial IPA. The every-August release dates back to April
2011 in OG 22oz bombers and now features new branding in the perfect format for the style, 16oz. cans.
Primordial is an amalgam of flavorful and aromatic hops paying homage to the citrus and resin-laden
versions with the liberal use of classic varietals like Centennial, Amarillo and Simcoe, but also with the
fruit-driven character of some of today’s most popular hops, such as Citra, Equanot and Azacca.
“IPAs have been at the center of change in the craft beer industry for over 20 years
so we brewers have been forced to push the boundries every year in response to changing
consumer trends and ingredient availability. Brewing an IPA that remains relevant for 8+ years is
a real challenge, so we work hard to avoid falling behind the curve or getting lost in the fray.
Part of that includes reformulating and rebranding to make sure our product stands out as well
as amping up the flavor and aroma to meet today’s standards, which required a lot of
backloading of the hops, heavy whirlpooling and fermentation additions, similar to what we do
with modern ‘hazies’.”
– Christopher Baker/ Director of Brewing Ops. - Mother Earth
Primordial will be distributed throughout the United States via Mother Earth’s network of distribution
partners both on draft and in 16oz/4-pack cans beginning this week.
Stay tuned for additional beer release announcements throughout the year brewed by one of America’s
finest independent craft breweries, Mother Earth Brewing Company.
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About Mother Earth
Mother Earth Brew Co. develops hand crafted artisanal ales in year-round, as well as seasonal and specialty offerings. With
multi-state as well as international distribution serviced by breweries in Vista, CA and Nampa, ID; Mother Earth’s award-
winning beers help define and maintain the standard of excellence expected of independent craft brewers.
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