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16 oz Stony Creek East Coast IPA can — von C Brewing wordmark, Norristown PA — beside a clear can-shaped glass with the freshly poured IPA on a stone bar top
East Coast IPA · 6.7% ABV

Stony Creek East Coast IPA

East Coast IPA in the classic tradition. Named for the Stony Creek watershed that runs through Norristown.

ABV
6.7%
IBU
N/A
SRM
6

Grapefruit · Pine · Dry Finish · Clean Bitterness

Tasting Notes

Citrus Forward. Dry Finish. Built for the Second Pint.

The IPA for people who want an IPA. Citrus up front, clean bitterness in the middle, dry finish that makes the next sip easy.

Named for the Stony Creek watershed that runs through Montgomery County and past our building. The name is accurate.

On tap Wed–Sun at the Norristown taproom.

Appearance
Clear-to-slightly-hazy pale gold. White head.
Aroma
Citrus peel — grapefruit, orange, lemon — with light pine underneath.
Flavor
Citrus hops lead. Moderate bitterness, clean dry malt base, no harsh finish.
Mouthfeel
Medium body, medium-high carb. Very drinkable at 6.7%.
Pairings
  • Burgers and brats
  • Pizza
  • Spicy wings
  • Sharp cheddar
  • Fish and chips
Stainless-steel fermentation tanks lined along the back wall of the von C Brewing Co. brewhouse in Norristown PA — bar stools at the foot of the tanks, polished concrete floor reflecting the warm overhead work lights, the place every batch of every beer on the tap list passes through
Process

How it gets to the glass.

  1. 01

    Clean dry malt base with a touch of caramel. Citrus-forward hops in the kettle and dry hop.

  2. 02

    Named for the Stony Creek watershed running through Montgomery County and past the Stanbridge corridor — local geography, intentional.

The Brewlog

Brewed to spec.

Every batch passes through the same sequence. Nothing leaves the tank early.

Style
East Coast IPA
ABV
6.7%
IBU
45
SRM
6
Malt
Pale · small caramel
Hops
Citrus-forward · kettle and dry hop
Fermentation
Ale
Faucet
Standard draft
The Short Answers

About Stony Creek East Coast IPA.

How does it compare to Walking on Clouds?
Two different traditions. Stony Creek is clearer and drier with moderate bitterness. Walking on Clouds is hazier, juicier, softer. Try them side by side at the taproom.
What's an East Coast IPA?
A loosely-defined middle ground — less bitter than a West Coast IPA, clearer than a NEIPA. Citrus hops up front, enough bitterness to confirm it's an IPA, dry on the finish.
Why 'Stony Creek'?
Stony Creek runs through Montgomery County and past Norristown. It's a local geography nod — a small signal that we're not just in Norristown, we're from here.
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Stony Creek IPA Is Pouring in Norristown

Wed–Sun at 1210 Stanbridge Street · (484) 231-1501

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