How much alcohol is in Old Elephant Foot IPA?

Answered by John Watkins

Florida- American India Pale () is a with a moderate content of 6.7% ABV. This means that for every 100ml of beer, there is 6.7ml of alcohol. It is important to note that the alcohol content may vary slightly between different batches or variations of the beer.

When pouring Florida- American IPA, you can expect to see a clear golden-orange color in your glass. This vibrant hue is visually appealing and sets the stage for the flavors and aromas to come.

Upon taking a whiff of this IPA, you'll be greeted with a delightful burst of hop aromas. The used in this beer contribute to its characteristic bitterness and lend it a distinct citrusy profile. You can expect to detect notes of grapefruit and lemon, which add a refreshing and zesty quality to the aroma.

To balance out the hop bitterness, Florida- American IPA incorporates a touch of sweet malts. These malts help to round out the flavor profile, providing a subtle underlying sweetness that complements the hoppy notes. The interplay between the hops and malts creates a well-balanced and enjoyable drinking experience.

As an experienced sommelier and brewer, I have had the opportunity to taste a variety of IPAs, including Florida- American IPA. Each beer has its own unique characteristics and flavor profiles, making the experience of trying different IPAs a truly exciting and exploratory journey.

It's worth noting that the alcohol content of a beer can have an impact on its overall flavor and drinking experience. Higher alcohol content can contribute to a fuller body and more pronounced flavors, while lower alcohol content may result in a lighter and more sessionable beer.

Florida- American India Pale Ale has an alcohol content of 6.7% ABV. It is a visually appealing beer with a clear golden-orange color. The aroma is dominated by hop notes of grapefruit and lemon, balanced by a touch of sweet malts. The interplay between these flavors creates a well-balanced and enjoyable drinking experience.