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While I had a different idea for #pairing @indieal

While I had a different idea for #pairing @indiealehouse's "Love Triangle #11" that I was very keen on (😉), I went in an unexpected direction because I'm even more keen on Indie's driving philosophy to #LiveIndie: to explore and experiment; to stand out and step away from the mainstream; to avoid the obvious and strive for uniqueness. 🦋
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When growing up (and even sometimes when you're 'grown up'), heading to a skatepark can act as that sort of independent space, away from parents and authority figures, free to meet others like you, sharing experiences, creative ideas, and acrobatic feats. Streetart so often provides colour to and inspiration for these spaces of independence, so this piece I found of 3 suspicious triangles painted on a ramp in the Beaches Skatepark works beautifully to tie the Indie philosophy back to Love Triangle #11 in a wonderfully wrapped pairing. 🎁
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I didn't need to do that work though! The evidence of #indiealehouse's philosophy is in the beer. Love Triangle is an IPA series where the brewery explores and experiments with various hops, choosing 3 for every iteration of the series: #11 is made with Cashmere, Strata, and Lemon Drop; its own adventure. Pouring a deep, golden orange with a pillowy head, my nose was greeted by a mild lemony-citrus aroma. The flavour was a comfortable balance of tropical fruit - mango especially - and a caramel malt backbone, which was then followed by a medium bitterness. Like any love triangle, this one encouraged extra sips. 🤫
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That this artwork was found on the other side of the city of Indie’s brewery in the Junction (albeit, ignoring their second location inside @eatalytoronto in the downtown core), surprisingly made more sense to the pairing: doesn't “the other side” sound absolutely indie to you? When one 'lives indie,' one doesn't merely just want to get out of the house, one wants to get away from the house and explore. 🗺
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So crack a Love Triangle #11, and get out to explore. Surround yourself with colour and movement. Experience the other side; Live Indie; be unapologetically the one and only you. 👊🦋🗺🔥🍻
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Within 2020, we all need a chance (or many multiples of chances) to get outside and “away from it all.” We all require an opportunity to hit the road to some secluded spot surrounded big skies, cool water, and the beauty of the natural world. 🌲🌻🌳
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With a trip like this in mind, I ordered my #HenderCrate from @hendersonbrewing’s online shop - a mixed 2-8 of their brews (both flagship and seasonal/one-offs) that arrived (next day delivery!) in a reusable crate, perfect for lugging down to the water and submerging it into the lake to keep those brews both on-hand and chilled. 👌🏻😉
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So I selected from my crate the perfect #pairing for the moment: their new hazy pale ale they call “Cool In The Pool.” At an easy 4.7% ABV and a clean mix of bitter and citrus, this had me feelin’ “Cooler In The Lake.” 😎
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The "Ringwood" blonde ale from @granitebrewery say

The "Ringwood" blonde ale from @granitebrewery says many things about the brewery, including making clear the passion the brewers have for their craft. It therefore makes a wonderful #pairing with a wood ring my good friend (and frequent PairingwithBeer photographer), @100sideprojects, made to give to his partner for Valentine's Day next week (just don't say anything to her yet, please!). 🤫👌🏻
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Pouring a clear, straw-golden colour with a thick, quickly dissipating head, the Ringwood brings an exciting waft of honey, berries, and yeast to perk your mouth up for its first sip. Named after the British yeast strain the brewery bases most of it recipes from, and requires a more rare, open fermentation system, this brew does a wonderful job of showcasing the strength of the yeast. With well-balanced, subtle tastes of bread, citrus, and soft floral, the Ringwood comes to an excellent dry finish and provides a unique rendition of the blonde ale style. 😯🤩🤓
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Of course, pairing a beer named after a yeast strain can come with some serious challenges for me, but luckily this yeast name was easier to work with than most others. With Granite now almost 30 years old, the Ringwood stands as a brew that speaks to their passion for their craft, one that utilizes a strain of yeast that is incredibly uncommon in North America - and they certainly like it that way. 👊💪
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Similarly, @100sideprojects put in some out-of-character work to create a wood ring for his partner who is allergic to most metals. Both take a step outside the box to create something quite unique, and while the ring is (admittedly) not exactly my style (nor was it made to be!), I'll proudly strut something I know a lot of passion, creativity, and hard work went into producing - like both of these beautiful products. 🕺🏻🤳
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Forget about the usual - we're rockin' a wood ring while crushing a Ringwood, and we feel perfectly original for doing so: love is in the air next week, so why don’t you put a ring on it? ❤️💍🦠🔬🍻
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Now is the time to act. ✊🏻 When we say that

Now is the time to act.
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When we say that “black lives matter” or that “black is beautiful,” we recognize two very important truths: (1) that the lives of POC are NOT recognized as equal under the presuppositions our society is based upon; and (2) that POC have contributed greatly to the fabric of society, who we are, and how we define ourselves. Indeed, this world would certainly pale in its beauty without POC’s lives and their creativity. 🖤
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Now is the time to ensure these truths are universally recognized within society’s presuppositions and our everyday life. ⏰
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It is with great pride that I present this #pairing. The shirt I wear here is a collaboration between @highgravitysupplyco @craftbeerbailey and @tdotdrinks, promoting community and equality within craft beer. 100% of the proceeds were donated to @blm_to. 👌🏻
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The beer, a Coconut Cakes Imperial Stout, was also a collaboration, between @rorschachbeer, the omnipresent @tdotdrinks, and TDot’s #partnerindrank, the inspiring @craftbeerphoenix as part of the @weatheredsoulsbrewing “Black is Beautiful” initiative. The initiative brings breweries from across the world together to raise awareness for the injustices POC face daily and to raise funds for police brutality reform and legal defences for those who have been wrongfully convicted. 100% of the proceeds of the sale of this beer were donated to @blackwomeninmotion. ❤️
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This Black is Beautiful brew is like no other coconut-infused beer I’ve ever had, with big coconut flavour riding a delicious wave of chocolate and pineapple. Sweet, until a perfectly placed bitterness cuts through that sweetness on the finish. 🤤🤤
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Now is the time to act, and it is with small, collaborative efforts of individual people coming together, like in these projects, to share their skills and expertise WITHOUT a concern for profit and margins that will help lead any charge towards change. These are dominoes - keep knocking them over. Yes, bring whatever you have to the table - there’s a seat there for ALL, and we can be way be better TOGETHER. ❤️
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The "Bonsai Kitten" is a white IPA from @commongoo

The "Bonsai Kitten" is a white IPA from @commongoodbeer available year round. The beer is quite a predictable #pairing with a Mason jar. 🏺 🍻
Seriously though: with a Mason jar. 🥛(Why is there no jar emoji?!)
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Yes, I was quite surprised myself to learn what this beer is named after: a defunct satirical website that marketed "bonsai kittens;" kittens that were put inside a Mason jar so that the shape of their growth inside the jar was controlled - similar to cultivating a bonsai tree. ✂️🌳🙀
So yes, the beer pairs perfectly with a Mason jar. 🍯
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As I pet my bonsai kitten (the can of beer) in it's jar, sitting against a tree in my backyard, a dank waft of herbs and grapefruit arises from the hazy, orange-yellow liquid. A deceivingly easy taste that follows the citrus-heavy nose disguises the Bonsai Kitten's heavy-hitting 7.7% ABV. A subtle, sweet malt backbone balances the herbal and citrus hops nicely, and give the impression of easy drinking. A mild bitterness makes these great for drinking in the backyard in the sun, but, with it's high ABV, at a more responsible pace. ⏰ 🍻
Crack your can; crack your Mason jar. We're stuffing high ABVs in cans and crushed cans in jars - all in the comfort of your own back yard. Enjoy your Bonsai Kitten from Common Good, and crush the can, but not quite the contents inside as quickly: we're growing into the shape we want over here with this one. 👌🏻🔥✂️🌳🙀🍯👀🙄🍻
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“Birds Of A Feather” is a Neopolitan milk stou

“Birds Of A Feather” is a Neopolitan milk stout from @littlebeastsbrewco. It’s a perfect #pairing with this collab artwork in Toronto’s graffiti alley by @yung.yemi and @stay_relevant. 🎨
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I was excited to visit graffiti alley to view all the newly added artwork in honour of Black Lives Matter. My thinking was to pair the beer with the alley itself, and then I saw this oh-too-perfect work. 😍
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The saying, “birds of a feather,” refers to birds flocking with birds of the same species (i.e., feather), but as any bird watcher knows they don’t watch only one type of bird - they enjoy the beauty of ALL birds. In fact, the rarest birds they are most keen on. 🦢🦅
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Which is to say, uniqueness and variety are the spice of life. Translate that onto society, and we need as diverse a society as possible to achieve the greatest beauty. ❤️
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@yung.yemi and @stay_relevant created this beautiful work, which, to me, speaks about the beauty of uniqueness and individuality, about the beauty of difference and originality. The hieroglyphics allude to the uniqueness of each human being’s palm of their hand, the cracks and crevices that repeat in patterns. We all have our own feathers, but feathers indeed we do all have. 🐦
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Enjoying @littlebeastsbrewco milk stout provides a delicious calm; a smooth and slightly creamy mouthfeel, relaxing and conducive to contemplation. A very well-balanced beer with chocolate, a touch of espresso, a subtle punch of almost-tart raspberry. It’s lighter than expected and provides a very muted, dry bitter finish. It kind of brings together the best of many worlds - in a word, “unique.” 🐾
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We live in a world where different feathers are key to learning to soar higher, yet many fear flocking with birds of a different feather. Crack open a bottle of Little Beast’s “Birds Of A Feather,” and dig into the colour and beauty of art produced by different feathers, like the work of Yemi and Stay_Relevant. Expand your mind; open your heart; grow your soul; and learn more about the beauty of human beings, regardless of your feathers. 🦢🦅🎨🍻
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“Negaitve Space” from @thirdmoonbeer is a deli

“Negaitve Space” from @thirdmoonbeer is a deliciously hazy IPA from one of Ontario’s newest breweries. It is a perfectly apt #pairing with “The Skin We’re In,” a must-read for all Canadians by journalist and activist Desmond Cole. 📖
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Some of the world’s negative spaces have come into much higher relief these days, and, as Canadians, we often gain solace from comparing ourselves to the US. “Hey: look at them! We aren’t like them at all! We’re pretty good - this is an American problem,” runs the Canadian thinking on racism. Isn’t that a total fallacy? Look at Canada in a vacuum. If there’s even one smote of racism, then we have work to do - regardless of what it looks like south of the border. 🤔💡😬
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“The Skin We’re In” provides all Canadians with clear evidence to quell any doubt that we’ve somehow risen above racism. Cole’s writing is incredibly accessible, with an unsurprising journalistic tone that dances wonderfully between the author’s own experiences in Toronto during 2017, more recent events, and historical anchors that Cole masterfully connects to today’s policies. It leaves no doubt that Canada has work to do. 📚
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Sipping on a Negative Space from Third Moon offers an interesting compliment to Cole’s work. Dank and deep, a liveliness of tropical aromas, and a medium bitter: it all mixes together in a way that mimics an activist’s energy with a chip on their shoulder - in other words, it doesn’t make the reading any easier, but it does help to fire up your conscience. 😡
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I strongly suggest picking up a copy of this book. I was able to find mine through @mylocalhood, which lead me to @sprucetoronto. Spruce is selling Cole’s book (and other relevant titles), with 100% of the proceeds from the sales going to @blm_to - so you can both educate yourself while supporting the movement. 👌🏻
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Fill your glass with Third Moon’s Negative Space; crack open the pages to Desmond Cole’s “The Skin We’re In;” and get to know why, in Canada, it still isn’t clear that BLACK LIVES MATTER. There’s lots of work to do to prove that yet. 📖📚🍺✊🏻
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Put it on repeat: Black Lives Matter. ✊🏻 I’

Put it on repeat: Black Lives Matter.
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I’ve spent most of my life believing that if I, as a white male, take a stand and declare things like “black lives matter,” that that could be offensive, a sort of appropriation of a fight that isn’t mine. Intuitively, I’ve always felt that way, and it appears to make some sense.
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But does it? Why would any black person or person of colour be offended that I stood up and said that their life matters as much as mine, and that their life needs to be universally recognized that way? When you really think about it, why the hell would anyone be offended?!
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No - I can though see how one could be offended if I didn’t stand up. Not standing up and speaking actually says that you don’t really care one way or another - which is to say that you don’t care about persons of colour being treated as equals. Silence approves of that racism.
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Why did I think this way for so long when it is clearly an ass-backwards way to understand the issue? I can’t confirm the answer, but I don’t see any other answer other than that this is an excellent example of systemic racism. Why would I assume such an irrational position so comfortably - because it was comfortable and convenient? Because there was a logic here that was spread across a white population like a pandemic?
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Like I said, I can’t confirm that’s the case, but I suspect nothing else. (Fuck off - I’m confirming it.)
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Well I won’t adhere to such an ass-backwards logic, regardless of where it came from in my head, anymore. I will speak. I must speak. I must stand and express my utter disgust at how this world is manufactured to take care of a few and dispose of so many. ✊🏻
Fuck this world. Seriously. NEVER impressed me - always disappoints. We act AS IF capitalism is some meritocracy, yet we all know how full of shit that is. ✊🏻
We live in the age of the cynic. “Ya, it’s wrong, but there isn’t much we can do, so...” That’s how we live our lives. Us fucking pawns... We need change.
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I speak about why Black Lives Matter because I MUST speak about this. I cannot remain a passive twat. ✊🏻
So fucking say it again with me - it can’t be said enough!! BLACK LIVES MATTER. ❤️

The “Picnic” table-style beer with lemon from

The “Picnic” table-style beer with lemon from @hendersonbrewing is a seasonal brew, offered throughout the summer at the brewery. There was little work for me to do with this #pairing, as the writing was on the can - get outside for a picnic in the sun! ☀️ 🍻
The beer is really quite perfect for such an event as a picnic. The 3.5% ABV is exactly the sort of refreshment for day drinking in the sun, and the spunky carbonation, with its tiny bubbles, and the infusion of lemon zest really do a wonderful job of cleansing your palette and keeping it wet and refreshed. This goes down very easily, and is greatly welcomed under the daytime star. 🤩👆😎
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How chill and relaxing is a picnic in the park anyways?! I must say that this beer forced me out of my house (yasss!) and into the sunshine for my lunch, and it was certainly the best lunch I’ve had in quite some time - not that my lunches have been bad, it really has to do with the setting, and how my usual COVID-19-hermit-inside-lunch does nothing to brighten the experience in the way that the picnic, of course, did... I may need Henderson to send over a full flat of this, so I can continue enjoying my lunches as much as one... 🍽🍺
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Get out a blanket; prepare a selection of veggies and cured meats; pack a small cooler of Picnic brews from @hendersonbrewing - it’s April, y’all, and we’re more than ready to get outside to enjoy the sun! 👌🏻☀️🥕🥒🥖🥚🧀👅🍻
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@hendersonbrewing’s Ides of April is a west coas

@hendersonbrewing’s Ides of April is a west coast lager called “We Must Stand Alone... To Win Together.” The brew raises a toast to the heroes on the front line of this pandemic, with 100% of the profits of the sale of this beer (and the matching glass I don’t have yet!) going directly to @parkdalecommunityfoodbank. With the beer’s label being designed by @wayne.reuben, the artist behind the iconic #HonestEds signs, this beer is one that certainly works to bring the #Toronto community together. ❤️ 🍻
So why not join Henderson’s initiative in a #pairing with another initiative in the city, began by @kadence.world, a collective of street artists beautifying shuttered down shops with positive messages, wishing us all the utmost in safety and health during this, while also, with this particular work from @shinobistudios, thanking the front line workers for their incredible heroism. I couldn’t fit the entire artwork into the shot (not without the beer, and, I guess me, disappearing), so swipe right to get some better views of this gorgeous mural. And find more all across the downtown core (I must mention that the one on the side of @theannexfoodhall, with racoons taking over the city, is probably my personal fav...) 😍😂
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This west coast lager is exactly the sort of beer that’ll relax and refresh after a challenging day on the front lines - or for a challenging day trying to stay at home... Also, I didn’t say it, but this is a beer you could probably sip on while you work from home too. 🤫 It’s light-bodied and flavourful, featuring a bready backbone with touches of citrus flavours and floral aromas. Easy for all of us to stand alone while drinking them together. 🍺📏🍺
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Stop by @hendersonbrewing or get it delivered - Stand Alone To Win Together is precisely what will help us deal with this heat while dealing with physical distancing and the challenges each of us faces ever day. Raise a toast to the front line workers! Raise a toast to all of us together! 🙏👩🏻‍⚕️👮🏽‍♂️👩‍🚒👨🏼‍🔬❤️🍻
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This may indeed be the best possible #pairing for

This may indeed be the best possible #pairing for the pandemic: a collab from @nickelbrookbrewing and @beer_diversity called “Now In Colour” paired with @woodlandculturalcentre’s free, downloadable colouring book, “Time To Colour.” 🎨
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Not only is Now In Colour a deliciously juicy and citrusy IPA with a solid caramel malt backbone, but this brew works to bring colour out beyond the brewery: a portion of the proceeds are being donated to @sketchtoronto, an organization that brings the power of art and colour to diverse groups of Toronto youth. 👌🏻
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Bringing colour to youth is the same mantra of Time To Colour, a collection of artworks from 17 #indigenousartists, and inspired first by @mstoneyart’s unicorn artwork and contest (the work I currently colour in the photo). Vibrant, diverse works - both simple and complex - fill the colouring book that is good for all ages. Indeed, I certainly experienced a bit of relaxing calm while colouring, and we could all use a little extra of that these days. 🤩
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Here’s sone advice: it’s all about choosing your colours wisely. Plan it out before putting pen to paper, because once it’s on the paper, you can’t turn back! (I learnt this the hard way repeatedly...). Also, when colouring on cans of beer, first drink the beer, then dry the can off before trying to apply colour - condensation was nightmare, let me tell you. But boy did I have fun - like I was 6 again!And speaking of being 6, I hear there’s many a 4 and 6 year old at home these days, trying to home school. How’s Time To Colour as both a colouring book and an introductory into indigenous history and culture? Ya, this book could be your daughter’s text book this term. Just sayin’... 😉
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So crack a can of Now In Colour from Nickel Brook and Beer Diversity, pull out some pages of Time To Colour from the Woodland Cultural Centre, and then let that pandemic fade away for a bit into the orange in that glass and the marker in your hand. 🎨🖊😊🍻
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When I think of comfort, I first think of what is

When I think of comfort, I first think of what is on my feet, and then what I am able to drink, so when I got a hold of @halobrewery’s “Impossible Geometries” IIPA, I also knew that @shopkyso’s “Any Direction” socks would provide a most comfortable #pairing. 🧦🍺
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I stumbled upon KYSO (Knock Your Socks Off) when looking through @mylocalhood’s knew platform that helps unite locals with local producers, and was even more thrilled to find that KYSO is also a #blackownedbusiness! Not only is the current landscape one where supporting local businesses is of utmost importance, but it’s also a landscape where supporting minority-owned is also of great importance to help create wealth in these communities that are up against larger barriers than others. Culture and community begins (and pretty much ends) with local producers - and the more diverse, the better. 💯
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And these two - Halo and KYSO - provided me with such comfort, that all my outfit really required was a pair of incredibly dope KYSO socks. The vibrant pink cut with clean neon yellow and navy blue arrows provide just the right amount of flare for nearly any occasion. I love that about socks - they can hide if you want, or stand out when you need them to, especially these spunky and dazzling Any Direction KYSO socks. ⬆️↖️➡️⬇️↗️⬅️
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With the socks directing me anywhere, the beer’s Impossible Geometries is sure to have me walking in crude circles with it’s 8% ABV. I say that because you can’t really taste the ABV - it is a perfectly sneaky 8%. And that’s mostly because of the superb mosaic hop showcase going on here, providing strong tropical and citrus aromas, followed by a spicy, piney, dank taste, accented by a nice touch of citrus. Sure, I don’t know where I’m going or how to get there, but I’m enjoying this journey. 👌🏻🤤
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So pop by @halobrewery to grab some excellent local brews, including the delightful Impossible Geometries, and then check out @shopkyso for the complement your feet need to be equally as delightful. 🙌😍🧦↗️⬇️⬅️🍻
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