Imagine you're running through the jungle and a lion is chasing you.

"Imagine you're running through the jungle and a lion is chasing you."

Imagine you're running through the jungle and a lion is chasing you. What are you going to do? Run!

Wowza! You're fast! You made some room and realized if a lion is chasing you, this must be sub-Saharan Africa, a large producer of pineapples. You might want to eat some; you need your energy.

"All my life people warning me, 'be careful, be careful,' made me anxious every day just to go outside."

Ok...for real tho..."running" by Elohim is one catchy tune. Its actually quite motivational. It may start out with a story about running from a lion but its really about just getting on your feet and to keep on moving even if it is because you're pressured to do so.

"All my life I just feel like I'm in motion, in motion. Seems like there is always something after me."

Back to the story with the lion in (most-likely) Africa. You know you got to pair this song with a good Pineapple IPA. Why an IPA? Well...it is for a bitter reason why you're running.

"Running, running, running, whoa...whoa...feet, don't fail me now."

Pine'hop'le IPA by Evolution based in Salisbury, MD is quite possibly the most beloved pineapple IPA in all of Maryland and surrounding states but it can definitely be found elsewhere in the states.

Pine'hop'le is a take on EVO's American-style IPA, Lot Nº 3 IPA but is loaded with pineapple juice and aggressively hopped to contribute big tropical and citrus notes—both of which fruit families are also quite popular in Africa.

Cheers!


Song: running
Album: BRAINDEAD
Artist: Elohim
Released May 10, 2019
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Beer: Pine'hop'le IPA
Style: American IPA
Brewery: Evolution Craft Brewing Company
Salisbury, MD
ABV: 6.8%; IBU: 65
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