East End Brewing has released Chance A'Shahrs in cans, the newest and, by the brewery's own description, smallest member of its "weather trio" of hazy IPAs. The name is a play on "chance of showers" rendered in a Pittsburgh accent, a regional pronunciation the brewery leans into directly.
Despite the "weather trio" framing, Chance A'Shahrs is a New England Pale Ale at 5.5% ABV rather than a full IPA. East End describes a full, pillowy mouthfeel with substantial hop flavor and comparatively little bitterness, a combination the brewery pitches as suited to an evening of conversation rather than a beer meant to stand out on its own.
Chance A'Shahrs is available now in cans at the Larimer and Mt. Lebanon locations, with draft expected soon.
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