Evil Twin Brewing 'To The Milky Way & Back II' Milkshake IPA Beer, New York

Explosive tropical fruit and creamy sweetness launch from the glass in Evil Twin Brewing To The Milky Way & Back II Milkshake IPA Beer, a lush and playful take on the fruited IPA style. Built around juicy mandarin and tart passion fruit, then softened with milk sugar and vanilla, this beer balances bold flavor with silky texture. It reflects Evil Twin’s boundary-pushing creativity and commitment to innovation within a neighborhood brewery spirit.

Product Details:

• Brewmaster/ Owner: Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø
• Style: Milkshake-Style Fruited IPA
• ABV: 7.5%
• Contains: Milk sugar (lactose)

Sensory Description:

Hazy and vibrant in the glass, this milkshake IPA bursts with aromas of fresh mandarin, passion fruit pulp, and soft citrus zest layered over delicate vanilla sweetness. The palate is juicy and full, delivering bright tropical acidity balanced by creamy lactose texture that rounds the edges. Notes of orange creamsicle, tart passion fruit, and subtle sweetness carry through a smooth, velvety mouthfeel. The finish is fruit-driven and softly sweet, with restrained bitterness that keeps the beer indulgent yet approachable. Compared to traditional IPAs, this expression emphasizes texture and fruit saturation over hop bite, resulting in a dessert-like yet refreshing profile.

Brewer’s Background:

Founded in 2010 by Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø, Evil Twin Brewing began as a nomadic project before establishing its permanent home in Queens, New York. Known globally for inventive, often unconventional beers, the brewery blends experimental creativity with neighborhood intimacy. With full control over production at their New York facility, Jeppe and his team continue to expand the boundaries of modern beer while fostering collaboration and community.

Serving Suggestions:

Serve well chilled in a tulip or IPA glass to showcase its aromatic intensity and creamy body. This milkshake IPA pairs well with spicy dishes, fruit-forward desserts, or is enjoyed on its own as a bold, tropical indulgence.