New Craft Beer Releases

Hopfully Brewing

Hopefully are a Dublin based gypsy brewer, meaning they contract brew in other breweries, that was set up in 2017. All their craft beer cans feature artwork from up-and-coming artists. Their mission as they see it is to “create a series of craft beers that introduce distinctive flavours and give emerging artists a platform to showcase their work.”

Graciosa: A lightly hazy tropical IPA, dry hopped with Citra and Chinook. Graciosa is a fruity, refreshing and flavourful IPA with loads tropical fruit notes. (Graciosa is a Spanish word for someone or something that is graceful, that moves in a smooth and elegant way that is attractive to watch.)

Shinebright: A big, bright, cloudy, smooth, and juicy New England IPA that effortlessly blends the tart bitterness of Comet hops with the juicy character of Citra hops for a juicy mandarin and citrus aroma and balanced bitterness with a soft, silky mouthfeel.

Legswap: A fruit sour that balances tart and sweet characteristics with a rich berry explosion rounded off with the sour tang of refreshing lime.

Insideout: New England pale ale yielding lovely notes of bright juicy tangerine, citrus, and pine aromas. Insideout is silky, with a smooth mouthfeel, low bitterness, finishing slightly sweet.

Treaty City

Treaty City began in the spare room of a two-bedroom apartment in Vancouver, Canada. Here, husband and wife team Stephen and Treasa perfected some of their recipes on a home brewing kit before deciding to make the move back home and set up a full-scale brewery in Limerick city. This month Treaty City launched a new craft beer can range.

Harris: A well-balanced, hop-forward pale ale. The sweet malt backbone gives way to a spicy, citrus finish with hints of ripe grapefruit.

Outcast: A cloudy session beer bursting with fruity notes. The juicy IPA had massive hop additions during every stage of the brewing process give rise to tropical fruit flavours and a citrusy aroma.

Invasion: A vibrant, hoppy IPA, bursting with hop aromas ranging from floral pine to grapefruit and lime. (Invasion previously went by the name ‘Shannon River’ in bottle format)