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Florida Brewers Collaborate on Hurricane Irma Relief Beer

Tampa-area breweries will brew an IPA using hop varietals that begin with I-R-M-A with proceeds going to a local food bank.

John Holl Sep 19, 2017 - 3 min read

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Ben Davis, the Founder of Intuition Ale Works in Jacksonville, Florida, during Hurricane Irma. Photo courtesy of Intuition Ale Works.

As Florida begins its slow recovery following the effects of Hurricane Irma, brewers in the state are getting back to business and doing their part to help fellow residents get back on their feet.

This Friday at least three breweries in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area will gather together to brew an IPA with the proceeds going directly to local charities to help Floridians in need.

“We were incredibly lucky,” says Khristopher Johnson the head brewer and co-owner of Green Bench Brewing, “Most of the breweries in this area escaped relatively unscathed, but our neighbors and people in the state lost a lot, so we want to help them out.”

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John Holl is the author of Drink Beer, Think Beer: Getting to the Bottom of Every Pint, and has worked for both Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine® and All About Beer Magazine.

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