Brewery News: WA: Seattle: Fremont Brewing announces release of Back to the Future IPA & Seattle Beer Week events

Not wishing to be left out of the Seattle Beer Week mentions, Fremont Brewing is happy to announce the following events, including the release of their "Back to the Future IPA".



More on Back to the Future IPA
This collaboration is a liquid representation of the Pacific Northwest craft beer community; a cross-border collaboration between Seattle’s Fremont Brewing and Portland’s Breakside Brewing. We decided to brew this beer for Seattle Beer Week and will release another beer for Portland Beer Week...stay tuned. This bromance beer is named Back To The Future IPA as a nod to the futuristic hops used in each of our releases; Jarylo and Equinox in Seattle and Azaaca and Ella in Portland. So, why did you collaborate? Thanks for asking. We came up with the idea to collaborate while traveling through the Mexican desert on a vision quest search of the little-known but potent Chulo Berry. Although the Chulo Berry eluded us that trip, we decided to dedicate what remains of our very existence to finding that damn berry. And since that idea creeped us out, we decided to brew these beers and chill out. So, pop the top, pour yourself a little adventure and Chill Out as you ride Back To The Future on this magic hop carpet ride! 
ABV: 7.0% 
IBU: 65

May 7th, from 5pm to 7pm, Fremont Brewing will be at Chuck's Hop Shop (85th) to celebrate the release of their "Back to the Future IPA". If you don't want to wait till 5, you can purchase a bottle (or more) as soon as Chuck's Hop Shop opens. 

May 13th, from 5pm - 9pm, Fremont Brewing celebrates the release of "Back to the Future IPA" from their Urban Beer Garden (UBG). Look for "Back to the Future IPA, randalled versions of Back to the Future, and additional Breakside beers (Braggadocio, Apollo & Dionysus, Sunshine Pilsner, Session Black IPA)"

If you need a visual aid on where to go, to celebrate Fremont Brewing (during Seattle Beer Week), then please review the following.