Ipa Mugs
Description: Porters were invented as a fortifying drink for the rough-and-tumble working class of London’s bustling markets. It was brewed for good folks with calluses on their hands, doing work that needed to be done. We salute those working-class heroes with our classic Porter, brewed in the hop-forward American style and featuring a depth of malt flavor and complexity with roasted notes of black coffee and cocoa.
Description: Puffed rice and pure strawberry puree transport this playful beer to the bright, pop culture filled streets of the Harajuku district in Tokyo. Mosaic, Hull Melon and Motueka hops will turn anyone into a Harajuku girl by exclaiming, "Sugoi!" at your first sip. Get the merch to match the beer!
Description: Show off your love for craft beer with this Hop Bearded Skull Brewer Funny Craft Beer Drinking Ipa Lover tee. Perfect for any beer enthusiast, this shirt features a unique design that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Whether you're hitting up a brewery or just relaxing at home, this shirt is a must-have addition to your wardrobe.
Description: If you enjoy a nice cold brew, then let the world know with this cool craft beer shirt. Bonus points if you're into the home brew lifestyle! Featuring a Soviet propaganda style design, this awesome homebrew tshirt makes the perfect gift or birthday present for any hoptimist, hop head, brewmaster, or IPA fan in your life. Just in time for Oktoberfest!
Description: Alnwick Brewery is an award-winning brewery in the heart of Northumberland which first traded in the 1860s and again are now brewing in Alnwick. Owned and managed by Harry Hotspur Holdings a niche investment company with a vision to “preserve the past and build the future” for niche food and drinks businesses in Northumbria. Alnwick Brewery first started to make and sell beers in the 1860s from a brewery operating from the center of Alnwick, the capital of Northumberland, in England. The brewery was officially registered in September 1890 when they acquired Mason Brothers. It had a somewhat colourful history before being acquired in 1978 by the major Scottish brewer Dryboroughs who eventually closed it down in 1986.
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