Victory Brewing Company likes to experiment, and they’ve come up with a new India Pale Ale, Moving Parts, that is perfect for the summer barbecue season’s burgers and hard cheese .

“Just as a single bold stroke or change of rhythm can take art in an exciting new direction, subtle recipe shifts in a craft beer can produce profound flavor changes, Bill Covaleski, Victory’s president and brew master.  “Some may feel such complexities are problematic to approach. We disagree. We have a penchant for prolific experimentation and Moving Parts embodies that creative spirit with gusto, resulting in a new end result every four months.”

With Moving Parts, the brew masters took the hops, malt, yeast and IPA brewing process, creatively adjust the ingredients and processes, and pour a fluid, ever-evolving, moving work of wonderfully drinkable art in a bottle. By blending and varying the levels of different whole flower hop varieties, malts or yeasts and using slightly different emphasis in the fermentation and overall brewing process, a unique, delicious flavor is born with each batch of Moving Parts.

Moving Parts 01 will showcase American, English and Czech hop varieties as well as German malts with a little bit of sweetness to create a bright, malty body balanced against the unified impact of five different hops, ranging from citrus to pine-accented in their flavor and aroma qualities. Moving Parts will be sold in 22-ounce bottles and on draft with an ABV of 7.1 percent.

The IPA is available at craft beer bars, beer distributors and major gourmet grocery stores including Whole Foods and Wegmans. The suggested retail price for a 22-ounce bottle is $4.99. Victory’s Beerfinder lists locations, and the company has a free Victory Mobile app for Android or iPhone.

Victory is headquartered in Downingtown and has a new state-of-the-art brewery in Parkesburg.  The beer is distributed in 34 states.