Beer pick: Lost in Translation IPA, Talking Waters Brewing, Montevideo
Like many stories of craft breweries, the Talking Waters Brewery was started by three avid homebrewers, Nick Patton, Phil Zachman and John Skogland. All three-love craft beer and the friendly community that comes with quality beer.
Being that the small town of Montevideo and the surrounding area had no brewery, they decided in 2016 to open the towns first Craft Brewery. Now we can enjoy the fruits of their labor in cans locally.
Lost in Translation, a juicy DDH IPA, has a hazy yellow-gold color with a huge fluffy white head. It has a tropical and citrusy aroma.
The flavor starts with semisweet pale malts followed by an assertive hop character. The Citra, Mosaic and El Dorado hops lend citrusy and tropical flavors. Hints of mango, grapefruit and pear fill the palate.
Lost in Translation has a lot of hop flavor without too much hop bitterness. A very pleasant IPA with layers of juicy flavors. Be sure to give it a try next time you are looking for beer and be sure to stop in at their friendly brewery next time you are in the Montevideo area.
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