Country- USA
State- California
Brand- Lagunitas Brewing Company
Type- Wheat
Calories- 230
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Lagunitas Little Sumpn’ Ale is a hazy dark gold wheat ale with piney, citrus hops on the nose. The wheat in the beer adds a softening character which gives the beer a smooth mouthfeel. The ABV for this ale is 7.5%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat beers are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
Lagunitas Brewing Company was founded in 1993 by Tony Magee in Lagunitas, California. A year later he was forced to move to Petaluma, CA when they outgrew the original location. By 2011 Lagunitas Brewing had 92 employees with distribution to 32 states. In 2012 Lagunitas announced plans to build a brewery in Chicago which started producing beer in 2014. In 2015 Heineken International swooped in and acquired 50% stake in the company to help it expand globally. In 2017, Heineken purchased the remaining portion making it sole owner of the brewery. While Heineken owns Lagunitas, Tony Magee is still the CEO of the company.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Lagunitas Little Sumpn’ Ale has a copper hue with a light tan frothy head. The beer has sweet and toasted malt notes with slight hop and malt flavors. The beer is smooth with a little bitterness on the back of the mouth that turns sweet, then dry. Overall it’s a pretty good beer.

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Country- USA
State- California
Brand- Lagunitas Brewing Company
Type- IPA
Calories- 170
Average Beer Rating- 3.5

Description:
Lagunitas Hazy Wonder IPA has a hazy yellow color with a white frothy white head. The beer is slightly bitter with tropical fruit for a well-rounded flavor. The beer is comprised of Sabro, Citra, Cashmere and Comet hops. The ABV for this IPA is 6%.

Glass to Use:
IPA beers are best served in a 16oz. pint glass.

About the Brewery
Lagunitas Brewing Company was founded in 1993 by Tony Magee in Lagunitas, California. A year later he was forced to move to Petaluma, CA when they outgrew the original location. By 2011 Lagunitas Brewing had 92 employees with distribution to 32 states. In 2012 Lagunitas announced plans to build a brewery in Chicago which started producing beer in 2014. In 2015 Heineken International swooped in and acquired 50% stake in the company to help it expand globally. In 2017, Heineken purchased the remaining portion making it sole owner of the brewery. While Heineken owns Lagunitas, Tony Magee is still the CEO of the company.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3.5 out of 5
Lagunitas Hazy Wonder IPA has a murky honey hue with a frothy white head. The beer has sweet hop aromas with a soft grain mouthfeel. It’s an easy beer to drink with a slight melon flavor that is refreshing.

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Country- USA
State- California
Brand- Lagunitas Brewing Company
Type- Brown Ale
Calories- 131
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Brewmaster, Jeremy Marshall, has reimagined the classic recipe using Newcastle’s traditional ingredients, but fermented with Lagunitas’ English house ale yeast. This reimagined Newcastle Brown Ale is a smooth, crisp, slightly roasty and hoppier beer, that’s not too bitter, not too sweet, and altogether uncommon. Brewed with Centennial and Chinook hops and available in the US market. 4.7% ABV.

Glass to Use:
Brown Ales are best served in a Pint glass.

About the Brewery
Lagunitas Brewing Company was founded in 1993 by Tony Magee in Lagunitas, California. A year later he was forced to move to Petaluma, CA when they outgrew the original location. By 2011 Lagunitas Brewing had 92 employees with distribution to 32 states. In 2012 Lagunitas announced plans to build a brewery in Chicago which started producing beer in 2014. In 2015 Heineken International swooped in and acquired 50% stake in the company to help it expand globally. In 2017, Heineken purchased the remaining portion making it sole owner of the brewery. While Heineken owns Lagunitas, Tony Magee is still the CEO of the company.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Newcastle Brown Ale isn’t what it used to be. I didn’t know at the time that they had begun brewing the beer at Lagunitas and that Lagunitas had altered the recipe. What used to be one of my favorites go-to beers has sadly turned into a disappointment. The beer still has that chocolate brown color that we have become so fond of. It’s still smooth with a mouthful of chocolate and nuttiness but I found it to be not as refreshing, a little more bitter and honestly just kind of flat. I will definitely cut back on my Newcastle consumption…. unless I can find the formula that is brewed in the Netherlands! DISAPPOINTING!!!

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