SoPro's Devil's Harvest revamp
Posted: Sun Sep 25, 2016 4:24 pm
Southern Prohibition makes a few good beers but Devil's Harvest, which use to come in 16 oz cans, was never anything great. Just a simple-ish pale ale that I only bought once and never looked back.
A few weeks ago they revamped the recipe (much like the local Parish Brewing did with their Envie Pale Ale which is excellent) and this is very, very good. I think they were trying to be somewhat East Coast style, hazy, juicy but only 5.8% ABV.
This has a great aroma, slightly dank, tropically fruity and citrusy. The taste follows that a bit. This could easily be a small IPA but it's not bitter, but hopped so well that I wish I had more (will fix that soon). It finishes very slightly dry which is just the way I like it.
I am not sure what SoPro's distribution is but if you like a tasty APA, I strongly suggest you try this. This will be a regular in my fridge, for sure! I've been making a lot of pretty good pales lately but I wish I could brew something like this one.
Finally, I know there's a crowd that is totally against cloudy, juicy, East Coast beers. I'm not one. I like them all and love the differences they offer.
A few weeks ago they revamped the recipe (much like the local Parish Brewing did with their Envie Pale Ale which is excellent) and this is very, very good. I think they were trying to be somewhat East Coast style, hazy, juicy but only 5.8% ABV.
This has a great aroma, slightly dank, tropically fruity and citrusy. The taste follows that a bit. This could easily be a small IPA but it's not bitter, but hopped so well that I wish I had more (will fix that soon). It finishes very slightly dry which is just the way I like it.
I am not sure what SoPro's distribution is but if you like a tasty APA, I strongly suggest you try this. This will be a regular in my fridge, for sure! I've been making a lot of pretty good pales lately but I wish I could brew something like this one.
Finally, I know there's a crowd that is totally against cloudy, juicy, East Coast beers. I'm not one. I like them all and love the differences they offer.
