Big Sky’s already vaunted powerhouse IPA will be briefly overshadowed by the emergence of an Imperial IPA, which is currently pouring at the taproom, or so I’m told. I shall venture forth to find out if that’s true.
This is the next in their Limited Montana Release Series, formerly known as the 406 Series. It should [...]
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