
It was great having Mortalis Brewing come to hang a few weeks ago. We all decided to pay homage to the Hops we use on a daily basis. Lupus Salictarius, which literally translates as “wolf of the willows”, is disputably the first hop plants and is said to be the botanical name immortalized by a famous Roman Philosopher (who is also an extremely tasty West Coast IPA. Respect). Tying into the Latin references Mortalis uses, we decided on a recipe that showcases some of our new favorite hops to pay homage to the OG of hops and Lupus Salictarius was born.
We started off with a base of 2 row, flaked oats and white wheat before adding a giant addition of Citra and Idaho7 in the whirlpool. We dry hopped with some of our favorites; Citra, Nelson, and Galaxy to finish it of with a big bang. This triple is an absolute explosion of tropical dankness. Big guava, sweet tangerine citrus, white grape, and a touch of passionfruit. It has a smooth but prominent chewy mouthfeel and has big notes of our signature EQJuice that really showcases what these hops have to offer.
Reviews
bbell365
3 months ago

3.2
Samohtranem
4 months ago
5.0

Fabrice H
4 months ago

4.3
Puissante en bouche cette petite. Goût puissant sur les houblons et ses 10,5 chevaux, ça prend bien en bouche. Amertume également bien présente et équilibrée avec cette bière. Très bonne !

Thomas
@ La cave de Thomas6 months ago

4.5
Top ! 🙂↔️🙌
BatDePau
10 months ago
4.3

Erwan M
1 year ago
4.6
ipi
1 year ago
4.0

Toni Trash
1 year ago

4.5
Comme une Triple IPA de New-York, USA.
Un équilibre qui frise la perfection.
C'est puissant et raffiné sans être fort.
Les saveurs penchent vers la côte ouest.
Le sucré apporte de la rondeur.
Bon, le prix est proche des degrés.
Mais ça le vaut bien, tant c'est délicieux.

Miika
@ Juova Hanahuone1 year ago

3.3

Mat Att
1 year ago
3.9