ale beer

A few product listings include nutrition. One beer lists 140 calories and 10.6 g carbs per serving, and another lists 95 calories and 3.6 g carbs per serving. Most options do not provide calories or carbohydrate details in the available product information.

In these listings, “hazy” refers to a cloudy appearance and a juicy, full-flavored profile with lower perceived bitterness. Hazy ales are often brewed with oats and wheat and are minimally filtered and heavily dry-hopped to preserve haze and aromatic flavor.

Region details in the product information include Michigan, California, Colorado, and Georgia. Several entries list the country of origin as the United States.

Variety packs are commonly sold as multi-style 12-can packs or 12-packs that combine several different ales (for example, four varieties across a 12-can pack or three cans each of multiple varieties). Included beers and ABVs/styles can vary between packs.

Common profiles include hoppy and citrus notes, light/refreshing session character, and tropical/fruity notes such as mango, tangerine, grapefruit, pineapple, and passion fruit. Hazy IPAs are often described as juicy with pronounced fruitiness; occasional entries note resinous or coconut-like characteristics.

Explicit fruit flavors and additions mentioned include mango, tangerine (and tangerine peel), grapefruit, pineapple, and passion fruit. Several listings also describe general tropical fruit notes or a coconut-like characteristic in one hazy entry.