Scuttlebutt Brewing has brewed the official beer of this year’s Fisherman’s Village Music Festival. This is the label of the special-release Fisherman’s Village IPA. (Courtesy of Scuttlebutt Brewing)

Scuttlebutt Brewing has brewed the official beer of this year’s Fisherman’s Village Music Festival. This is the label of the special-release Fisherman’s Village IPA. (Courtesy of Scuttlebutt Brewing)

Beer of the Week: Scuttlebutt’s Fisherman’s Village IPA

Fisherman’s Village IPA, Scuttlebutt Brewing, Everett

Available: On tap at venues during the Fisherman’s Village Music Festival, which continues Saturday and Sunday.

My thoughts: Scuttlebutt continues to make sweet music with the Everett Music Initiative folks. This time at least it’s something you can drink.

After working with EMI to put on two waterfront shows called Rock the Boat the past two summers and hosting Fisherman’s Village Music Festival lineup release party last month, Scuttlebutt Brewing has brewed the official beer of this year’s Fisherman’s Village Music Festival. This year’s three-day event is the fourth incarnation of the music festival that takes over downtown Everett every spring.

The IPA Stromberg’s team brewed for the festival has a larger citrus flavor profile than Scuttlebutt’s other IPAs and is light and clean.

Stromberg said that the partnership continues to grow between the brewery and music promotion organization because of a natural partnership. Last month’s release party attracted 275 people to Scuttlebutt’s fledgling taproom at its production brewery in the industrial heart of Everett. Scuttlebutt wants to continue to host EMI shows in the future.

From the brewery: Everett Music Initiative asked us to create a beer for Fisherman’s Village Music Festival 2017, so we created a delicious special release that will only be available during the festival.

More new releases

Dog Paw Pale Ale, SnoTown Brewing: A pale ale balanced with Pekko and Mosaic hops. Available on tap at the brewery.

Pablo Escobeer, Skookum Brewing: A robust porter brewed with a touch of oak-smoked wheat malt and conditioned on ancho chiles and whole vanilla. Available on tap at the brewery.

MLK Alt, Foggy Noggin: Brewed once a year on Martin Luther King Jr. Day in January, this traditional German alt is lagered in the spring, giving it a crisp flavor profile and hop backbone. Available on tap at the brewery.

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