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To Øl x Bale Breaker - To Be Pacific

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Category: To Øl

This is a collaboration brew with Bale Breaker brewery in the Yakima Valley of Washington. They are a brewery owned by one of the hop farmers and are located right in the middle of the hop fields. We are using hops from their farm (Loftus Ranch) in the beer.

The beer is a modern west coast IPA which means it's drier and lighter than original west coasts, still with a noticeable bitterness, but the hop profile is more in the tropical fruity and dank direction with a blend of mosaic and krush hops, rather than the standard grapefruit/pine of cascade and chinook.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan M. ★★★★★

The can design caught my eye first, but the brew itself is what keeps me coming back for another pour. You can really taste the Yakima Valley influence in that bright, resinous hop profile without it being overly bitter. Clean finish that makes it dangerously easy to drink.

Ryan ★★★★★

The Pacific Northwest hop character really shines through—you can tell the Yakima Valley fruit was grown with care. It’s crisp, a little dank, and balances that juicy bitterness without being heavy. I’m already grabbing another four-pack.

Sofia ★★★★★

The hop character is ridiculously fresh—you can tell it comes straight from the Yakima Valley fields. It drinks smooth but with that nice bitter bite that makes you want another sip immediately.