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Ever wondered what the Swamp Fox IPA would taste like if we switched up its hop recipe with classic English varieties like East Kent Goldings, Fuggles, Sovereign and Target? Given our heavy hand with those English hops you will certainly taste a dense, herbaceous quality that unfolds into rich notes of fruit-cake and bright hints of orange marmalade. ABV 7.0%. You already know our Swamp Fox IPA is named after the legendary American warrior, Francis Marion, who gave the British hell during the Revolutionary War. But you may not know how he got the name. Story goes, his arch nemesis from the British Army, Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton had given up his chase of Francis Marion in the swamps between Charleston and Savannah, quoting: “As for this damned old fox, the Devil himself could not catch him!” Tarleton never defeated the Swamp Fox and, of course, the rest is history. We think this beer might just be sort of like the taste left in Tarleton’s mouth after suffering our hero’s bloody wrath and numerous humiliations: BITTER!

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Ever wondered what the Swamp Fox IPA would taste like if we switched up its hop recipe with classic English varieties like East Kent Goldings, Fuggles, Sovereign and Target? Given our heavy hand with those English hops you will certainly taste a dense, herbaceous quality that unfolds into rich notes of fruit-cake and bright hints of orange marmalade. ABV 7.0%. You already know our Swamp Fox IPA is named after the legendary American warrior, Francis Marion, who gave the British hell during the Revolutionary War. But you may not know how he got the name. Story goes, his arch nemesis from the British Army, Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton had given up his chase of Francis Marion in the swamps between Charleston and Savannah, quoting: “As for this damned old fox, the Devil himself could not catch him!” Tarleton never defeated the Swamp Fox and, of course, the rest is history. We think this beer might just be sort of like the taste left in Tarleton’s mouth after suffering our hero’s bloody wrath and numerous humiliations: BITTER!

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Ever wondered what the Swamp Fox IPA would taste like if we switched up its hop recipe with classic English varieties like East Kent Goldings, Fuggles, Sovereign and Target? Given our heavy hand with those English hops you will certainly taste a dense, herbaceous quality that unfolds into rich notes of fruit-cake and bright hints of orange marmalade. ABV 7.0%. You already know our Swamp Fox IPA is named after the legendary American warrior, Francis Marion, who gave the British hell during the Revolutionary War. But you may not know how he got the name. Story goes, his arch nemesis from the British Army, Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton had given up his chase of Francis Marion in the swamps between Charleston and Savannah, quoting: “As for this damned old fox, the Devil himself could not catch him!” Tarleton never defeated the Swamp Fox and, of course, the rest is history. We think this beer might just be sort of like the taste left in Tarleton’s mouth after suffering our hero’s bloody wrath and numerous humiliations: BITTER!

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Ever wondered what the Swamp Fox IPA would taste like if we switched up its hop recipe with classic English varieties like East Kent Goldings, Fuggles, Sovereign and Target? Given our heavy hand with those English hops you will certainly taste a dense, herbaceous quality that unfolds into rich notes of fruit-cake and bright hints of orange marmalade. ABV 7.0%. You already know our Swamp Fox IPA is named after the legendary American warrior, Francis Marion, who gave the British hell during the Revolutionary War. But you may not know how he got the name. Story goes, his arch nemesis from the British Army, Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton had given up his chase of Francis Marion in the swamps between Charleston and Savannah, quoting: “As for this damned old fox, the Devil himself could not catch him!” Tarleton never defeated the Swamp Fox and, of course, the rest is history. We think this beer might just be sort of like the taste left in Tarleton’s mouth after suffering our hero’s bloody wrath and numerous humiliations: BITTER!

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Ever wondered what the Swamp Fox IPA would taste like if we switched up its hop recipe with classic English varieties like East Kent Goldings, Fuggles, Sovereign and Target? Given our heavy hand with those English hops you will certainly taste a dense, herbaceous quality that unfolds into rich notes of fruit-cake and bright hints of orange marmalade. ABV 7.0%. You already know our Swamp Fox IPA is named after the legendary American warrior, Francis Marion, who gave the British hell during the Revolutionary War. But you may not know how he got the name. Story goes, his arch nemesis from the British Army, Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton had given up his chase of Francis Marion in the swamps between Charleston and Savannah, quoting: “As for this damned old fox, the Devil himself could not catch him!” Tarleton never defeated the Swamp Fox and, of course, the rest is history. We think this beer might just be sort of like the taste left in Tarleton’s mouth after suffering our hero’s bloody wrath and numerous humiliations: BITTER!

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Ever wondered what the Swamp Fox IPA would taste like if we switched up its hop recipe with classic English varieties like East Kent Goldings, Fuggles, Sovereign and Target? Given our heavy hand with those English hops you will certainly taste a dense, herbaceous quality that unfolds into rich notes of fruit-cake and bright hints of orange marmalade. ABV 7.0%. You already know our Swamp Fox IPA is named after the legendary American warrior, Francis Marion, who gave the British hell during the Revolutionary War. But you may not know how he got the name. Story goes, his arch nemesis from the British Army, Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton had given up his chase of Francis Marion in the swamps between Charleston and Savannah, quoting: “As for this damned old fox, the Devil himself could not catch him!” Tarleton never defeated the Swamp Fox and, of course, the rest is history. We think this beer might just be sort of like the taste left in Tarleton’s mouth after suffering our hero’s bloody wrath and numerous humiliations: BITTER!