Troeg’s Nugget Nectar IPA
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Style; glass: India Pale Ale/Imperial Amber; tulip
22 fl oz x 7.5% ABV = 165 / 60 = 2.75 beers * 150 C = 412.5 calories (est.)
Purchased at: Canal’s Burlington, NJ for $5.99
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03/15/2009, 10:08 PM
Filed under: IPA (shaker, tulip), Troeg's | Tags: bitter, citrus, crisp, deep, delicious, dry, golden, grapefruit, long finish, orange, pine, resin, sweet, well balanced
Filed under: IPA (shaker, tulip), Troeg's | Tags: bitter, citrus, crisp, deep, delicious, dry, golden, grapefruit, long finish, orange, pine, resin, sweet, well balanced
Troegs Nugget Nectar
Vodpod videos no longer available.
Style; glass: India Pale Ale/Imperial Amber; tulip
22 fl oz x 7.5% ABV = 165 / 60 = 2.75 beers * 150 C = 412.5 calories (est.)
Purchased at: Canal’s Burlington, NJ for $5.99
A beautiful deep amber body under an off white head. Full of sweetness and bitterness so very nicely balanced. Pine, citrus and rind all meet in a deep and delicious beer.
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Pingback by Tröegs Nugget Nectar :: Beer A Day 04/23/2009 @ 9:57 PMgood post!
Comment by jon 09/02/2010 @ 1:15 AMThanks again!
Comment by lemasney 09/02/2010 @ 8:41 AMNugget Nectar IPA? come on man. Imperial Amber Ale.
Comment by tq 01/31/2011 @ 9:46 PMIn my defense, I always used RateBeer to help me to define the style. I stand by their definition. It tasted like no amber ale I ever had. http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/tr%F6egs-nugget-nectar-ale/30812/
Comment by lemasney 01/31/2011 @ 10:09 PMJohn, I agree with your IPA assessment. This is the first try of this beer and I was taken aback when I poured it and even more suprised when I tasted it. My very first thought as I was sipping was “IPA”. I thought it was good, but I was originally attracted because of the “Amber” on the label. Great blog, great observations!
Comment by Terry McNeese 03/17/2011 @ 3:54 AMThanks for the support, Terry! A great beer no matter how you slice it.
Comment by lemasney 03/17/2011 @ 2:10 PM