Liquid Intrusion South of DC Cream Ale - 12 oz

Tasting Notes

Nose: Clean grain, floral hop perfume, bread, and cracker-like malt.

Palate: Smooth and light-bodied with bready malt, mild honey sweetness, crisp carbonation, and subtle hop bitterness.

Finish: Dry, crisp, slightly savory, and refreshing.

Overall Profile: Crisp, light, approachable, grainy, and a good fit for game day snacks, seafood boils, grilled chicken, and casual sipping.

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.

What does Liquid Intrusion South of DC Cream Ale - 12 oz taste like?

It tastes crisp and light, with clean grain, bready malt, mild honey sweetness, floral hops, and a dry finish.

What style of beer is Liquid Intrusion South of DC Cream Ale - 12 oz?

It is a cream ale, a smooth and approachable beer style with lager-like drinkability.

How should I drink Liquid Intrusion South of DC Cream Ale - 12 oz?

Serve it cold in a pint glass or straight from the can when you want an easy, refreshing beer.

What foods pair well with Liquid Intrusion South of DC Cream Ale - 12 oz?

Pair it with wings, sliders, fries, seafood boils, cornbread, hush puppies, and grilled chicken.

What makes Liquid Intrusion South of DC Cream Ale - 12 oz different?

It keeps the cream ale style crisp and approachable while adding enough grain, floral hop, and dry finish to stay interesting.