Bell's Brewery 'Two Hearted' IPA, Michigan, USA

Crafted by Bell's Brewery, the iconic Two Hearted IPA is a beloved American IPA that has earned its reputation among both casual beer drinkers and connoisseurs. Named after the famed fishing waters in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, this ale is brewed and dry-hopped exclusively with Centennial hops, delivering a refreshing burst of citrus and pine that has become synonymous with its name. This bold yet balanced brew has become a staple in craft beer, offering an exceptional experience year-round.

Product Details:

• ABV (Alcohol by Volume): 7%
• Calories (per 12 oz.): 212
• Carbs (per 12 oz.): 16.7 g

Sensory Description:

Two Hearted IPA greets you with juicy, citrus-forward aromas, particularly notes of fresh grapefruit and orange peel. As you take a sip, these bright, zesty flavors are complemented by a gentle pine bitterness, balanced beautifully by the malty backbone. The hop profile shines, delivering a clean and crisp finish that leaves a lingering impression of floral and resinous qualities. Whether enjoyed fresh off the tap or from a can, this beer offers a consistently refreshing and satisfying drinking experience.

Brewer's Background:

Bell’s Brewery was founded in 1985 by Larry Bell, beginning humbly with a 15-gallon soup pot in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Today, Bell’s has grown into one of the most well-known breweries in the United States, celebrated for its innovation and craftsmanship. From its early homebrewing roots to national recognition, Bell’s continues to push boundaries in the craft beer world, with Two Hearted IPA leading the way as one of its most acclaimed beers.

Serving Suggestions:

Best enjoyed chilled at around 45–50°F, Two Hearted IPA pairs perfectly with a wide range of foods, including spicy dishes, grilled meats, and bold cheeses. Its citrus and piney notes also make it a delightful accompaniment to fresh seafood. Whether you’re enjoying it on a casual afternoon or sharing it at a gathering, this IPA is versatile enough for any occasion. For the freshest experience, always check the Best By Date before cracking open your can or bottle.