While visiting family in Fort Bragg last week I had the chance to grab lunch at the North Coast Brewery. Unfortunately I had a 4 hour drive ahead of me so I stuck to the food and skipped the beer. Not an easy feat for someone who loves to try out new beers. As luck would have it I popped into the Heyday Café on Main ST. in Placerville yesterday to find that they were pouring ACME IPA. I took this chance to redeem myself from last week’s bout of abstinence.
In North Coast’s words: “Acme IPA is profoundly hoppy, finished with over a pound of fresh whole hops per barrel. The result of this generous hopping is a beer that is deliciously dry, and eminently drinkable in spite of its apparent strength.” In my words this is a smooth and refreshing beer with a bit of a bite and a mellow finish. It paired perfectly with my Mediterranean veggie wrap and roasted red pepper soup.
The Acme Beer Brand has a long and entertaining history. I suggest you visit the online museum for more info; ACME Beer Museum
If you have the chance I highly recommend trying out both the Heyday Café and Acme IPA.
Vitals:
Style: India Pale Ale
Color: Pale Amber
ABV: 6.9%
Bitterness: 55 IBUs
Color: Pale Amber
ABV: 6.9%
Bitterness: 55 IBUs
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