Alphabet IPA

Alphabet IPA drinks crisp and efficient. The hops are bright without being aggressive—I'm getting citrus pith and a clean herbal finish that doesn't linger too long. It's the kind of IPA that lets you taste what the brewers were after without any muddiness. Drinks almost lean, honestly, which makes it perfect if you don't want something heavy after a couple.

Garden IPA

Garden IPA has more roundness to it. There's a subtle malt backbone here that gives the beer a bit of cushion—the bitterness lands crisper because it has something to push against. The hops are similarly citrus-forward, but they feel integrated rather than spotlight-grabbing. It's a more complete beer in your mouth, if that makes sense.