Loblolly Pine Dust

Pine Dust (2023)

Cypress Creek Southern Ales

IPA - Imperial / Double

Ah yes, that yellow dust that covers everything in the spring with a powdery film. And in East Texas the Loblolly tree is King. The Loblolly Pine tree… Read More

Ah yes, that yellow dust that covers everything in the spring with a powdery film. And in East Texas the Loblolly tree is King. The Loblolly Pine tree was a significant source of lumber in the 1800's helping to fuel the move westward and is a mainstay in East Texas.

Commemorating the tallest of its kind in the state, a 138-foot Loblolly Pine located in North Boggy Slough near Lufkin, this Double IPA has a big piney nose, just like East Texas in the spring. Bold pine resins and caramel malts fills out the body. This big IPA stands tall and finishes with a strong pine resin bite reminiscent of the West Coast style. Read Less

Loblolly Pine Dust - Apollo/Cent/Columbus

Cypress Creek Southern Ales

IPA - Imperial / Double

This beer is no longer being produced by the brewery

The Loblolly Pine tree was a significant source of lumber in the 1800's helping to fuel the move westward and is a mainstay in East Texas. Commemorating… Read More

The Loblolly Pine tree was a significant source of lumber in the 1800's helping to fuel the move westward and is a mainstay in East Texas. Commemorating the tallest of its kind in the state, a 138-foot Loblolly Pine located in North Boggy Slough near Lufkin, this Double IPA has been loaded with a large amount of Apollo, Centennial and Columbus hops giving this version a big fruity nose at first and then a big piney nose at the end, just like East Texas in the spring. Bold pine resins and caramel malts fills out the body. This big IPA stands tall and finishes with a strong pine resin bite reminiscent of the West Coast style, but is truly all East Texas. Read Less

Loblolly Pine Dust - ID Gem

Cypress Creek Southern Ales

IPA - Imperial / Double

This beer is no longer being produced by the brewery

The Loblolly Pine tree was a significant source of lumber in the 1800's helping to fuel the move westward and is a mainstay in East Texas. Commemorating… Read More

The Loblolly Pine tree was a significant source of lumber in the 1800's helping to fuel the move westward and is a mainstay in East Texas. Commemorating the tallest of its kind in the state, a 138-foot Loblolly Pine located in North Boggy Slough near Lufkin, this Double IPA has been loaded with a large amount of ID Gem hops giving this version a big fruity nose at first and then a big piney nose at the end, just like East Texas in the spring. Bold pine resins and caramel malts fills out the body. This big IPA stands tall and finishes with a strong pine resin bite reminiscent of the West Coast style, but is truly all East Texas. Read Less

Loblolly Pine Dust - Columbus

Cypress Creek Southern Ales

IPA - Imperial / Double

This beer is no longer being produced by the brewery

The Loblolly Pine tree was a significant source of lumber in the 1800's helping to fuel the move westward and is a mainstay in East Texas. Commemorating… Read More

The Loblolly Pine tree was a significant source of lumber in the 1800's helping to fuel the move westward and is a mainstay in East Texas. Commemorating the tallest of its kind in the state, a 138-foot Loblolly Pine located in North Boggy Slough near Lufkin, this Double IPA has a big piney nose, just like East Texas in the spring. Bold pine resins and caramel malts fills out the body. This big Double IPA finishes with a strong pine resin bite reminiscent of the West Coast style and has been dry hopped with copious amounts of Columbus hops. Read Less

Loblolly Pine Dust - Raspberry

Cypress Creek Southern Ales

IPA - Imperial / Double

This beer is no longer being produced by the brewery

Our East Texas IPA with big Pine resins and piney nose but with Raspberries makes this a unique IPA and unlike anything we have ever seen.

Our East Texas IPA with big Pine resins and piney nose but with Raspberries makes this a unique IPA and unlike anything we have ever seen. Read Less