L'Apaisée - Without Shouting Station - 5,6% - 44cl - Can
Description
Without Shouting Station is a singular IPA from Brasserie l'Apaisée in Geneva, brewed with osmanthus flowers. At 5.6%, it surprises with its lightness, almost approaching a lager in its finish. The nose and palate reveal unexpectedly fruity and floral notes, with a blend of raspberry, hibiscus and jasmine, and a touch of stewed apricot. The overall impression is delicate and refined, resting on a crisp, herbal malt base. An original and highly aromatic creation.
Carouge, Geneva - SwitzerlandThe Brasserie l'Apaisée is Xavier Righetti's crazy project. Barely returned from a stay in Quebec in 2014, during which he discovered with jubilation the omnipresent “craft” scene, and therefore began to brew in his kitchen.Indeed, the revelation of the hoppy IPA beers transformed his perception of beer, and no turning back was possible. Finding little offer in Geneva, the only option seemed to be to brew a beer the way he liked it: dry and hoppy.Among its many medicinal properties, hops - a cousin of cannabis - are used for sleep disorders. Making beer is also a way to get back to a more manual and less stressful activity away from computer screens. The name L'Apaisée was a perfect match.
Description
Without Shouting Station is a singular IPA from Brasserie l'Apaisée in Geneva, brewed with osmanthus flowers. At 5.6%, it surprises with its lightness, almost approaching a lager in its finish. The nose and palate reveal unexpectedly fruity and floral notes, with a blend of raspberry, hibiscus and jasmine, and a touch of stewed apricot. The overall impression is delicate and refined, resting on a crisp, herbal malt base. An original and highly aromatic creation.