Epic Releases RiNo APA – A juicy Pale Ale Inspired by Denver’s River North Neighborhood

We brought you a peek at the can, now this from Epic Brewing:

Epic Brewing is releasing RiNo APA, a Juicy American Pale Ale
starting this March. Their latest year-round can offering is
inspired by what Epic has learned brewing New England-
Style IPAs as well as the creativity and artistic passion they
see in the River North neighborhood (RiNo) that is the home
of their Denver brewery.

“When we opened our brewery in 2013 the neighborhood
was already buzzing with creative freedom and we were
instantly drawn to its infectious energy. I see RiNo APA as a
tribute to that venturing spirit. We’ve been fortunate to be
involved with such a dedicated and hardworking
community,” said Epic Co-Founder David Cole.

RiNo APA is the reimagining of RiNo Pale Ale, one of the first
beers Epic brewed to season their Denver brewhouse. It’s
updated with loads of juicy, late-addition, Centennial and
Mosaic hops, just a bit of haze to soften the mouth-feel and
a bright burst of colorful tropical aromas.
 

The beer will be launching in a newly redesigned 12oz can inspired by the multitude of murals
decorating the neighborhood. The initial launch will be in mid-March with full national distribution
coming online through April. It will be available year-round on draft and in cans.

“RiNo APA pushes and perhaps breaks the boundaries of the American Pale Ale Style. We wanted to
make something juicy, hoppy and yet, approachable. This is a beer you can drink a lot of that still doesn’t
compromise or let up on flavor. This is definitely going to be my go-to beer in 2018 ,” said National Sales
Manager Darin McGregor. “And our approach to production and distribution will ensure that this beer
pulls fast, fresh and delicious through the market.”

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Epic Brewing Company, LLC was opened in May of 2010 in Salt Lake City and expanded to Colorado in 2013. Epic is
known for its passion for style and currently offers over 40 distinctly different beers. Epic is distributed in the
following states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Montana, North Carolina, New Jersey, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah,
Virginia, Washington D.C., Washington, Wisconsin, & Wyoming.