Elixir is a mysterious term used in various fields to describe a drink made from medicinal plants and other ingredients. In the context of medicine, the word can be considered a precursor to medication and stands for anything that can provide relief from all kinds of ailments. In alchemy, elixirs are of a more supernatural nature and are said to transform base metals into gold, for example. However, the word is also used for syrups, herbal extracts, and alcoholic beverages.
Here, we'll focus on the latter—specifically, one from Sibeeria: The Prague-based brewery has created a magical potion of the hoppy variety. Hop Elixir is a session New England IPA enhanced with three types of hops. The varieties HBC 1019, Rakau, and Superdelic were brewed in generous quantities, lending the brew tropical juiciness, citrus freshness, and a delicate herbal note.
Hop Elixir: Superdelic, HBC 1019 & Rakau flows into the glass the color of ripe apricots, capped by a dense, creamy foam on its opaque body. All sorts of tropical fruits, freshly grated citrus peel, and ripe stone fruit permeate the aroma and flavor. A gentle 4.9% alcohol content and a moderate bitterness harmoniously round out this light, fluffy drinking experience.
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