Trve Brewing Co. 'Thirteen' Double India Pale Ale Beer, Colorado

Crafted as a bold tribute to thirteen years of defiant brewing, Trve Brewing Co.'s 'Thirteen' Double India Pale Ale is a limited-edition celebration of resilience, intensity, and balance. Released in honor of the Denver-based brewery’s 13th anniversary, this DIPA layers West Coast roots with a modern, hazy lean, an audacious beer brewed for the faithful and the fearless.

Product Details:

• Style: Double India Pale Ale (DIPA)
• ABV: 9%
• IBU: N/A
• Key Ingredients: Oats; Hops – Chinook, Centennial, and Citra

Sensory Description:

‘Thirteen’ pours a radiant golden-orange with a dense, glowing haze, thanks to its generous use of oats. The nose bursts with citrus peel, pine resin, and candied grapefruit from the classic Chinook and Centennial hops, lifted by Citra’s tropical punch. On the palate, the beer strikes a formidable balance, juicy and full-bodied with a silken texture, yet anchored by bitter citrus rind and a resinous finish. At 9%, the alcohol is well-integrated, offering warmth without overwhelming the palate.

Brewer's Background:

Founded in Denver, Colorado, Trve Brewing Co. (pronounced “true”) has built its legacy at the intersection of heavy metal and nuanced craft brewing. Known for their unconventional aesthetic and fearless recipes, Trve champions independence and boundary-pushing beers that reject the mainstream. With a brewing philosophy rooted in artistic expression and sensory intensity, every release, including this commemorative 'Thirteen', tells a story of purpose and progression.

Serving Suggestions:

Serve chilled at 50–55°F to allow the hop oils and malt body to open fully. ‘Thirteen’ is best enjoyed alongside grilled meats, spicy Korean BBQ, or aged cheddar; the bold bitterness and rich texture hold up beautifully to fatty, umami-rich pairings. This beer was made for slow sips, raised glasses, and loud toasts.

Though no longer in production, Trve Brewing Co.'s 'Thirteen' Double India Pale Ale endures as a potent chapter in the brewery’s ever-evolving saga, a reminder that boldness, like good beer, only gets better with age.