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Craft Beer

Payette India Pale Ale (IPA)

Featured in our Craft Beer of the Month Club

Recoil: Idaho
ABV: 6.5%
IBU: 80

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~~$4.95~~ $3.25 each

Just like a gun recoil - the backward momentum of a gun when it is fired - the Payette Recoil IPA leaves you with a kick of flavor. Recoil is an India Pale Ale with a unique hop blend that gives off berry and piney aromas balanced with a firm bitterness that any discerning beer lover can appreciate. Citra hops give it lemon character in the finish, making it dangerously drinkable.

About the Brewery

Payette Brewing Company

Idaho's largest craft brewer sets the pace with its dedication and passion

A leader in Boise, Idaho's brewing renaissance, Payette Brewing Compan ...

India Pale Ale (IPA)

The History of IPAs is over 300 years old. IPAs, which stands for India Pale Ale, is actually an English brewed beer which was exported to British troops in In ...