Mother Earth Unleashes Fresh Hop Magic with Two Limited-Time IPAs
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Mother Earth Brew Co. is turning heads this season with the release of two bold, limited-time IPAs that celebrate the artistry of fresh hop brewing. From the utter clarity of “Fresh as it Gets” to the hazy allure of “Mystical Misfit,” these beers showcase the power of proximity to the hop fields and a passion for peak flavor. With vibrant profiles and eye-catching design, they’re a sensory experience crafted for hop connoisseurs and curious drinkers alike.
According to a press release from Mother Earth Brew Co. the “Fresh as it Gets” IPA is crafted with freshly harvested Simcoe hops and celebrates the fleeting magic of fresh hop season, showcasing one of the industry’s most beloved varietals at the peak of its character by bringing a signature flavor profile that balances vibrant citrus zest with ripe stone fruit and a subtle undertone of pine.
The result is a bold yet balanced IPA with juicy aromas of passion fruit and apricot, a crisp citrus bite, and just the right touch of earthy resin to keep hop lovers coming back for more. It’s a recipe that has already proven itself on the national stage as a Great American Beer Festival (GABF) award winner. Now re-imagined with the once-a-year freshness of just-picked Simcoe hops, this beer delivers an unparalleled drinking experience that truly lives up to its name.
“I think what makes our fresh hop beers unique is the proximity to the hop fields. We can have the hops in the kettle in under an hour, hence the name.”said Mother Earth’s Brewmaster, Chris Baker -“Getting it from harvest to the brewhouse is huge in minimizing oxidation and really getting the full expression of the raw ingredient with minimal processing.”
Coinciding with its clearer cousin, Mystical Misfit is Mother Earth’s next rotating Hazy IPA and adds Galaxy and Nelson hops to the Simcoe party for a powerhouse trifect at hat is sure to impress. Imagined and brought to life by digital artist, Emerald Bay, it’s candy for your eyes as much as your other senses.
Fresh as it Gets and Mystical Misfit will begin rolling out through the rest of September and October in limited quantities at Mother Earth’s taprooms and its distribution network in 16oz cans and on draft. Fans are encouraged to grab it while they can, using their beer finder at motherearthbrewco.com. Don’t forget about Mother Earth’s Fresh Hop Party on 10/18, which will feature Fresh as it Gets in addition to several other small batch fresh hop brews. It’s a celebration of all things fresh hop beer season.
With fall in full swing, Mother Earth Brew Co.’s latest releases offer a rare chance to experience fresh hop season at its most expressive. Whether you’re a hop connoisseur chasing nuance or a casual drinker craving bold flavor, “Fresh as it Gets” and “Mystical Misfit” deliver a sensory journey worth savoring. Don’t miss your window—track them down while they last and raise a glass to the fleeting magic of fresh hops.
Key Features of Mother Earth Brew Co.’s New Limited-Time Beers:
🍺 Fresh as it Gets – Fresh Hop IPA
Made with freshly harvested Simcoe hops
Flavor profile: vibrant citrus zest, ripe stone fruit, and subtle pine
Aromas of passion fruit and apricot
Crisp citrus bite with earthy resin undertones
Brewed within an hour of hop harvest to preserve freshness
Reimagined version of a GABF award-winning recipe
Available in 16oz cans and on draft
🌫️ Mystical Misfit – Hazy IPA (Project X Series)
Hop blend: Galaxy, Nelson, and Simcoe
Juicy, hazy profile with tropical and citrus notes
Part of the rotating Project X Series
Features label art by digital artist Emerald Bay
Designed to be visually and sensorially striking
Limited release in 16oz cans and on draft
About Mother Earth
Mother Earth Brew Co. develops handcrafted artisanal ales in year-round, as well as seasonal and specialty offerings. With multi-state as well as international distribution serviced by breweries in Vista, CA and Nampa, ID; Mother Earth’s award-winning beers help define and maintain the standard of excellence expected of independent craft brewers.
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