Santa Monica Brew Works (SMBW) announces the release of “Unsung Heroes”, a hazy IPA crafted to honor the healthcare workers on the front lines in the fight against coronavirus. Five Dollars ($5) from the sale of each 32 oz. can (known as a “crowler”) will be donated to UCLA Health’s COVID-19 Coronavirus Greatest Needs In Patient Care And Healthcare Provider Protection Fund. The Unsung Heroes initiative will continue through either May 31st or until the limited 10-barrel batch sells out.
Beginning Saturday, April 18, the aptly titled “Unsung Heroes” IPA, will be available in 32 oz. crowlers to-go from the brewery’s Tasting Room in Santa Monica (1920 Colorado Ave.). Santa Monica Brew Works is open for beer-to-go Wednesday, Friday, & Saturday from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
“We felt we had to do something to recognize and help the brave and tireless healthcare workers who serve our community. I’d hate to think where we’d all be without them,” said Scott Francis, SMBW’s Co-Founder, President & CEO. “The women of our company, who helped brew this beer, selected UCLA Health’s COVID-19 Fund – a cause that’s close to our hearts both figuratively and literally.” The brewery shares its premises with UCLA Family Health Center. “We’ll continue to look for other ways to assist.” Francis added. “We’re all in this together.”
UCLA Health’s COVID-19 Fund was selected by the women of Santa Monica Brew Works who teamed up for the Pink Boots Collaboration Brew Day on March 8th, International Women’s Day. The women assisted in crafting “Unsung Heroes”, a juicy IPA featuring the seasonal Pink Boots Hop Blend supplied by Yakima Chief Hops – from which a portion of the proceeds benefit educational scholarships for women in the brewing industry.
Unsung Heroes Juicy IPA (7.0% ABV) is a New England-style India Pale Ale with tropical, citrus, and piney aromatic qualities.
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