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What do you get when you combine Deep Purple, RED IPA and Comet hops? You get Fireball, our Red IPA and a nod to Deep Purple and their fourth album Fireball. Deep Purple and Comet hops were both extremely popular in the '70s, but things changed in the following decade - American beer scene was no longer interested in Comet hops, and a similar thing happened to Deep Purple's career. However, in the past ten years, the expansion of American craft market forced the hop growers to revitalize this forgotten variety, and a revolution began. Comet re-emerged to the scene and underwent a true renaissance. Wish we could say the same for Deep Purple. Oh well... :) Fireball is Red IPA and we brew this beer only during fall/winter season. What makes Fireball different from our other IPA (C4) is a higher content of caramel malts and a more subtle hopping. Red IPAs are characterized by maltier notes compared to regular American IPAs, which makes them ideal for cold seasons.
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