Aesthetics Of Inaction | The Many Worlds Brewing
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ABV: 8.7%
Style: IPA - Imperial / Double New England / Hazy
Actively Produced
Description: Aesthetics Of Inaction is a beer we are very proud of. A double IPA with Motueka and Danish wildflower honey. This beer features low color Maris Otter, along with a huge dose of oats, but a more restrained amount of malted wheat, favoring flaked wheat. A special addition to this beer was Danish wildflower honey, from a beekeeper based less than 40 km from the brewery. The bees had access to a large amount of white clover and linden trees, which almost reminds you of a Danish summer. This beer was dry-hopped exclusively with 2021 Motueka, again from our friends at Hop Revolution in New Zealand. This was without a doubt the best Motueka we have ever come across, and it pairs beautifully with the danish honey. Don't be fooled, this beer isn't sweet like honey, it is pleasantly dry for a double IPA. The label for this beer took a long time, with work on and several iterations. This label is the polar opposite of Solarpunk. It shows a forest fire and honey bees escaping the fire. This is meant to illustrate what awaits us in the future, if we don't solve our climate crisis.
Style: IPA - Imperial / Double New England / Hazy
Actively Produced
Description: Aesthetics Of Inaction is a beer we are very proud of. A double IPA with Motueka and Danish wildflower honey. This beer features low color Maris Otter, along with a huge dose of oats, but a more restrained amount of malted wheat, favoring flaked wheat. A special addition to this beer was Danish wildflower honey, from a beekeeper based less than 40 km from the brewery. The bees had access to a large amount of white clover and linden trees, which almost reminds you of a Danish summer. This beer was dry-hopped exclusively with 2021 Motueka, again from our friends at Hop Revolution in New Zealand. This was without a doubt the best Motueka we have ever come across, and it pairs beautifully with the danish honey. Don't be fooled, this beer isn't sweet like honey, it is pleasantly dry for a double IPA. The label for this beer took a long time, with work on and several iterations. This label is the polar opposite of Solarpunk. It shows a forest fire and honey bees escaping the fire. This is meant to illustrate what awaits us in the future, if we don't solve our climate crisis.
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