Cascazilla
The name CascaZilla (Cas-kuh-zil-uh) is a play on both the name of a gorge in Ithaca called Cascadilla and the monster amounts of Cascade Hops while dry-hopping during the brewing process. The predominant flavor and aroma of this beer comes from fresh American hops. CascaZilla gets its distinctive red color from a subtle addition of black malt, which also lends a hearty body and slight sweetness.
| Availability: | Year Round |
| ABV: | 6.5% |
| Malt: | 2-Row Pale, Crystal, Black |
| Hops: | Crystal, Chinook |
| Dry Hop: | Cascade, Amarillo |
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