Bale Breaker Brewing introduces Crop Circles Hazy IPA

A can of Bale Breaker Crop Circles IPA.


Bale Breaker’s first in their new Hazy IPA Rotator Series is out of this world – Crop Circles Hazy IPA is releasing on the brewery’s anniversary, April 13th. Available in 16-oz cans.

Yakima, Wash. – March 26, 2024 – Bale Breaker Brewing Company, a brewery located on their family’s 4th generation hop farm in the beautiful Yakima Valley, is excited to announce their newest series of Hazy IPAs – the first in the 16oz series, Crop Circles Hazy IPA, is releasing on the brewery’s 11th anniversary, April 13th.

“We wanted to have fun with this one,” says brewery co-owner Meghann Quinn. “Our past 16oz series have been a little more serious and reflective of our family’s legacy as 4th generation hop farmers, but this year, we just wanted to make a delicious beer with fun artwork and no deeper meaning.”

The brewery is leaning into the alien vibe on Saturday, April 13th at their 11th Anniversary Party in Yakima, turning “Field 41” into “Area 41”. Customers can expect the release party to feature space vibes, live flash tattoos by Crave Ink, the season’s first YOXI hard seltzer slushies, Seattle favorite Outsider BBQ serving up delicious food, and plenty of Crop Circles Hazy IPA flowing on tap. The beer will be available on Saturday, April 13 on draft and in cans at their Ballard taproom as well.


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Crop Circles Hazy IPA will receive full distribution throughout Washington, Oregon, and Idaho the week of April 8th– find it using Bale Breaker’s online beer finder. Washington customers can also order their beer via their online store after launch.

Crop Circles Hazy IPA
6.5% ABV
Get ready to have your taste buds abducted with this new limited release beer, Crop Circles Hazy IPA. A bright, bold hazy featuring our homegrown Citra®, Mosaic®, and HBC 1019 hops, grown right here on Area 41 – er, we mean, Field 41.
RELEASE DATE: SATURDAY 4/13

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