If you are a fan of pale beers or IPAs of any particular strength or hop level, Perrin has you covered. Over half of the 11 taps available at the opening were a variation of the pale ale ranging from the IPA Jr. (almost session strength,) to big IPAs in the 8 and 9% alchohol range. Lighter beers include the Nitro Cream Ale and Golden Ale; Darker beers include an Imperial Stout. Perrin also has a Raspberry Blonde which I tried based on word of mouth and found to be a very tasty fruit beer.
Don’t let Perrin’s built-in food truck fool you. Yes, you will find a corn dog, burgers, fries and the like which are all sure to be crowd-pleasers but you will also find flatbreads, salads, and even some naan and hummus based vegetarian options. While my friends enjoyed the corn dogs and cheese steaks, I opted for the “Pascifist” vegetarian flatbread featuring pesto, veggies, and avocado. I was very impressed! We will be sure to return soon for more beer and food.
