Liquid Intrusion, The African Queen and Her 7 C’s IPA

Nose: A vivid medley of tropical fruit—guava, passion fruit, mango, pineapple—and key lime zest.

Palate: Deep tropical flavor continues with stone fruit and guanábana, underlined by citrus pith and a pleasantly assertive hop bitterness.

Finish: Medium-bodied, balanced, and quaffable with lingering fruit and mild bitterness from the hops.

Meet the Founders

Jasmine and Andrew Dill are the visionary husband-and-wife team behind Liquid Intrusion Brewing Company, Prince George's County's first Black-owned brewery. Their journey began during the pandemic, combining Jasmine's corporate experience with Andrew's extensive background in the beer industry. Their mission is to diversify the craft beer scene, especially in a county rich in African American heritage.

The African Queen and Her 7 C’s IPA – FAQ

What is The African Queen and Her 7 C’s IPA?

The African Queen and Her 7 C’s is a 6% ABV American IPA brewed by Liquid Intrusion Brewing Co. It blends African Queen hops with Falconer’s Flight 7C’s for a bold, fruity, and citrus-forward profile.

What does The African Queen and Her 7 C’s IPA taste like?

Expect tropical fruit notes like guava, passion fruit, mango, and pineapple, balanced by lemon-lime zest and a smooth hop bitterness.

What hops are used in The African Queen and Her 7 C’s IPA?

This beer features African Queen hops from South Africa and Falconer’s Flight 7C’s — a blend of seven classic “C” hops including Cascade, Centennial, Chinook, Citra, and more.

Is The African Queen and Her 7 C’s IPA hazy or clear?

It’s generally unfiltered with a moderate haze — not quite a New England IPA, but certainly not crystal-clear. Expect a soft mouthfeel and full flavor.

What foods pair well with The African Queen and Her 7 C’s IPA?

Spicy tacos, Caribbean BBQ, fried chicken, and citrusy salads all pair beautifully with its tropical-citrus bitterness.