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Winter might be over but Tröegs’ beastly double IPA Double Blizzard is here to stay.

3 Floyds legendary DIPA collab with Pig Destroyer, Permanent Funeral, is back, baby!

Solera’s Palate Jack is a hazy IPA that will win the over-hopped hearts of beer drinkers looking for a respite from bitterness.

It might sound like a band that would tour with Psychofunkapus, but Firestone Walker’s Mind Haze is heavy on hops and light on bass slaps.

For an 8.2% ABV beer, Drekker Brewing Company‘s Tickle Monster IPA hits like a freight train.

Hilma is an imperial IPA brewed with vanilla burger buns, french fries, and lactose. Or, in other words, all members of Aqua Teen Hunger Force represented in a pounder can.

What the world needs now is an extra supply of toilet paper, not another West Coast IPA. But we will make an exception for the Special Hoperations collab from Fat Head and 3 Floyds.

Freethought’s Superposition almost smells too good to drink, but we are nothing if not professional and powered through JUST FOR YOU.

Ardent Craft Ales’ IPA X may be #2,729 to the uninitiated, but currently #1 in Decibel’s hearts and bellies.

Don’t fear the Space Ranger (or Reaper) from Decibel faves – and fellow metalheads – DC Brau.

Is Rainbownade a hit or does it bomb?

Wake Brewing and WAKE the band join forces for Paradigm Lost, a new collaborative IPA for Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Philly.

3 Floyds are coming to Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Los Angeles and they’re bringing an Army of Hops.

Pig Destroyer X 3 Floyds. Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Los Angeles just got a lot more extreme.

Black Sands are ready for Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Los Angeles.

Adroit Theory will release a new beer inspired by ‘The Crow’ and The Six Most Metal Breweries will be there to film it.

A narwhal, an elk and a goat walk into a bar. They order a round of 3-Way IPA pints, a collaboration from Holy Mountain, Fort George and Modern Times Brewing.

Another officially licensed Motörhead IPA is about to hit the U.S. craft beer market. Check out Röad Crew American IPA, brewed by Arcadia in Kalamazoo, MI.

A new Judas Priest album, a new Sierra Nevada Double IPA and an unfortunate use of the term “loaded.”

See what Hoof Hearted are bringing to Decibel Metal & Beer Fest.

As Iron Reagan/Municipal Waste vocalist once told us, a collaboration beer is like a split EP. So we paired the new Iron Reagan/Gatecreeper split with an international collaboration, Seeking Asylum, between San Diego’s Alesmith and British Columbia’s Yellow Dog.

Wayfinder announce the beers they’ll be bringing to Decibel Metal & Beer Fest.

Get to know DC Brau before Decibel Metal & Beer Fest!

Chicago death metal stalwarts Broken Hope launched a new collaboration brew with Black Sky Brewing, BROKEN HOPS IPA, at Denver Black Sky last weekend.

“Born to Lose IPA is a boldly aggressive West Coast-style IPA, befitting of the band’s loud, aggressive style.”

Apologies first off, if you go looking for this specific beer and can’t find it. Consider it an example of the kinds of beers that are subject of this week’s online Brewtal Truth. The topic at hand is “gypsy brewing,” or if you find that term offensive, “itinerant brewing.” Basically, if you’re a brewer, but…

The weather may be brutally cold when Amon Amarth, Enslaved and Skeletonwitch roll into Minneapolis on Saturday, February 8, but there will be a special strong beer, brewed specifically for this event by Surly Brewing, waiting for them. Surly is sponsoring the show at Mill City Nights and head brewer Todd Haug decided to provide…

Given the opportunity to write about craft beer every month in Decibel has been eye-opening. The idea that our “Brewtal Truth” column would have lasted more than four years (and counting) and even spawn a book—The Brewtal Truth Guide to Extreme Beers, out in November—is pretty amazing. Now it’s time to bring a little “Brewtal…

Given the opportunity to write about craft beer every month in Decibel has been eye-opening.

Given the opportunity to write about craft beer every month in Decibel has been eye-opening. The idea that our “Brewtal Truth” column would have lasted more than four years (and counting) and even spawn a book—The Brewtal Truth Guide to Extreme Beers, out in November—is pretty amazing. Now it’s time to bring a little “Brewtal…