Craft Beer Review for the Goose Island IPA by Goose Island Beer Co. (2024)

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Overall: “Fruity hops are lively and playful, making for an interesting take on American IPA. A fun beer to drink. The flavors worked well together, and the beer was not overly bitter. An overall great hoppy beer with a touch of malt that is well balanced with the hops flavor and moderate bitterness.”

THUMBS UP FOR A CLASSIC. Goose IPA is a six-time award winner at Great American Beer Festival. You could say we're proud, bumper-sticker, put-it-on-the-fridge parents. This classic, hoppy, and bold IPA is part of what makes Goose Island, Goose Island.

Goose Island IPA is a craft alcohol with a 55 IBU rating and a 5.9% ABV per serving.

An award-winning classic from the dawn of the craft revolution, dry-hopped with Cascade for a bright citrus aroma and bold hop finish. An American classic and six-time medal winner at the Great American Beer Festival, our flagship IPA is the perfect beer for hopheads and discovery drinkers alike.

We've taken the traditional English Style and created our own fuller flavored IPA with bright citrus aromas and a bold hop finish. With hoppy, bold, and smooth flavor, Goose IPA is the perfect beer for hopheads and discovery drinkers alike.

Here's where we tell you that in 2011, Goose Island Beer Company was acquired by Anheuser-Busch. Since then, we've continued to brew beer that we're proud of and now we get to share these beers with our friends locally, nationwide, and internationally.

Flavor: “Sweet grainy malt, lychee, pineapple, orange, lemon. Fleeting but firm bitterness that dissipates quickly from the front of the tongue. The body is light, which allows for the hops to be showcased. The beer finishes with a grapefruit hops bitterness and a slight citrus sweetness.

BRIGHT, SUNSHINY, HAZE

This Hazy IPA is packed with notes of peaches, white grapes, and guava. Sip it on the beach or on your porch. It tastes just like a Bright, Sunshiny Haze.

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Oz. Goose Island IPA is an India pale ale with a strong bitterness that is full of flavor. This craft beer is Goose Island's flagship IPA and is full of citrus aromas with grapefruit, pine and floral notes.

Why is it called Goose Island? ›

The waterfront sites drew noisome industries, including tanneries, breweries, and soap factories. Some Irish factory workers took up residence on the island, which took its name from the geese they kept. In the 1890s, a few Polish workers made their homes there, but Goose Island's 160 acres were primarily industrial.

Goose Island's IPA is an English-style IPA with minor American flare. It has a great pale straw color with consistent carbonation and a quick fading white head.

Goose Island India Pale Ale (12 fl oz) contains 6.6g total carbs, 6.6g net carbs, 0g fat, 1g protein, and 197 calories.

Malt: 2 Row, Bon Munich, C 20. IBU: 55. ABV: 5.9%

A traditional alternative to a Christmas turkey, goose is packed with flavour, with rich, densely-textured meat. Although it has a high fat content, most of this is under the skin, rather than in the meat, which means that, during cooking, it melts and bastes the breast, keeping it juicy.

No. This product is not wheat free as it lists 1 ingredient that contains wheat.

Goose Island IPA is an India pale ale with a strong bitterness that is full of flavor. This craft beer is Goose Island's flagship IPA and is full of citrus aromas with grapefruit, pine and floral notes. Not only does this IPA beer have a bold hop finish, but it is slightly sweet with a moderate lingering bitterness.

Flavor: “Super rich malt character with just enough bitterness to balance. Sweet and sunny with enough hops to keep the rich malt from being cloying. Nicely balanced APA with strong fruity esters.

A BEACH VACATION FOR YOUR TASTEBUDS. This big Imperial IPA is juicy and bursting with mango, pineapple, and peach flavors. It's just the thing to elevate your pit tickets or to celebrate your friend finally dumping Alex.