Fourth Point of Contact

Airborne soldiers in training get lectured about making sure they get to the
ground using the proper points of contact. Point 1 is balls of the feet,
Point 2 is heels of the feet, Point 3 is the thighs, Point 4 is the
backside, Point 5 is shoulder blades. This double IPA is a rich, strong
pale ale with complex maltiness and residual sweetness from the 425 pounds
of Maris Otter malted barley. Fourth Point is intensively dry-hopped with
Citra, Centennial and Equinox hops creating strong citrus flavors as well as
some tropical papaya in the background. As a DIPA, this beer has a high ABV
of 8.7%, so enjoy responsibly - more than one of these will put you on your
Fourth Point of Contact.
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