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This Robust IPA is High In Alcohol Percentage and Bitterness Units

Tennessee Brew Works has launched a brand new imperial IPA that is designed to pay tribute to East Tennessee's Oak Ridge area, specifically its history as being a key production site for the Manhattan Project, which was focused on development of the atomic bomb.

Accordingly, this brew is dubbed the 'Secret City Imperial IPA.' As far as the beverage itself is concerned, this imperial IPA comes in at a robust 10 percent ABV and as many as 70 International Bitterness Units, making it a beer well-suited to experienced beer lovers. The beer offers notes of mango, stone fruit and pine wood, and has a strong body that is backed by a malty character and ends up with a crisply dry finish.

"This bold and resiny malty IPA, carefully curated by our brew team, serves as a warming elixir during the colder months," stated Tennessee Brew Works founder Christian Spears.
Trend Themes
1. Craft Beer Revolution - The launch of the 'Secret City Imperial IPA' by Tennessee Brew Works reflects a growing trend in the craft beer industry for high-alcohol and hoppy beers.
2. Historical Tribute - The 'Secret City Imperial IPA' pays homage to the history of Oak Ridge and showcases a trend of using local stories and landmarks to create unique beer experiences.
3. Flavor Exploration - With its notes of mango, stone fruit, and pine wood, the 'Secret City Imperial IPA' taps into a trend of pushing the boundaries of flavor in craft beers.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Beer - The launch of the 'Secret City Imperial IPA' exemplifies the ongoing innovation and creativity within the craft beer industry.
2. Tourism and Hospitality - Breweries tapping into local history, like Tennessee Brew Works with the 'Secret City Imperial IPA,' create unique experiences that attract tourists and beer enthusiasts.
3. Flavor Development - The flavor profile of the 'Secret City Imperial IPA' showcases the potential for innovation and experimentation within the beverage industry as a whole.

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