I will not apologize.

"Apologize" by grandson, the hip-hop/rock artist, has some edgy noises that sounds like if you were about to enter a Western dual just after a tumbleweed rolls by outside a saloon.
"I don't know where I'm gonna go but I don't care; I'm on the road. Never been a perfect soul but I will not apologize."
Out of Garden City, ID, is Payette Brewing Co., a brewery with many Western themed beers, but there is one beer that stands out from the rest to match this song. Recoil, an IPA, is described by Payette as leaving you with a kick of flavor during the aftertaste just like the backward momentum of a revolver when it is fired.
"Been a lot of places in this life and I did a lot wrong I can't make right. Never been a perfect soul but I will not apologize."
And the flavors of this beer take you on a trip just like the conventional, yet unusual, sounds of the guitar in "Apologize." Recoil is an IPA with aromas of berries, pine, and lemon. You'll first take in the berries and pine but will get kicked back with the lemon at the end.

Bend an elbow and enjoy!


Song: Apologize
EP: a modern tragedy vol. 2
Artist: grandson
Released February 22, 2019
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Beer: Recoil
Style: India Pale Ale
Brewery: Payette Brewing Co.
Garden City, ID
ABV: 6.5%; IBU: 80
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