Hopers Omar Khayyam

"Water. I drank it once. It does not quench thirst ”, - these are the words of Omar Khayyam, who is known to the Ancient East as an outstanding mathematician and astronomer, and to us as a poet who left behind rubyes full of humor, insolence and slyness. India Pale Ale by Hoper’s is similar to Khayyam's rubies: they are the most complex genre form of Tajik-Persian poetry, he is a drink that can turn the idea of ​​beer from the very first sip. This heavily hopped pale ale appeared in Great Britain in the nineteenth century. It was brewed for loyal subjects of the empire who suffered in the Indian colonies of the United Kingdom from poor water and a dull homesickness. Intense aroma of tropical fruits, taste - with pronounced hop bitterness, aftertaste - bright and long. IPA from Hoper’s - ale with the character of Khayyam, about which they said: "a disputant with God, a fearless mind, alien to illusion."