Co-Conspirators The Matriarch: The Queen of Juicy NEIPAs

In the clandestine world of Brunswick's Co-Conspirators Brewing, every character plays their part. Meet The Matriarch—a New England IPA with a reputation that precedes her. She's the subject of the juiciest rumours, wrapped in a deceptively sophisticated haze. This is a beer that proves looks can be deceiving and the truth is often more delicious than the gossip.

The Matriarch is a fresh, vibrant, and utterly captivating hazy IPA, generously hopped and full-bodied in every sense of the word. Get ready to be acquainted with the undisputed queen of juicy.

Flavour Profile & The Experience

Tasting Notes

The Matriarch pours a luscious, hazy golden-orange, crowned with a dense, pillowy white foam that lingers like a well-told secret. She’s generous with her perfume, and this brew is no different, exploding with aromas of ripe pineapple, juicy stone fruit like peach and apricot, and a twist of fresh citrus peel from a powerful conspiracy of El Dorado, Mosaic, and Citra hops. The first sip confirms the rumours are true: a torrent of tropical fruit flavour washes over the palate, balanced by a hint of dank resin. A full-bodied, velvety smooth mouthfeel—thanks to a blend of oats and wheat—gives The Matriarch her famously luxurious character.

For the Discerning Hop Conspirator

They say she should be bitter from all she’s seen, but instead, this NEIPA is a surprisingly smooth and juicy number. The finish is remarkably soft, with just a whisper of bitterness to keep things perfectly in balance. This is the keg for the modern IPA lover who craves flavour over aggression. It’s the perfect drop for a sunny afternoon, pairing beautifully with spicy foods or standing alone as a topic of conversation.

Technical Specifications

• Brewery: Co-Conspirators Brewing Co.

• Beer Style: New England IPA (NEIPA)

• Keg Size: 20 Litres

• Keg Coupler: A-Type

• ABV (Alcohol by Volume): 6.5%

• IBU (Bitterness): 13

• Malts: Maris Otter, Vienna, Oats, Wheat

• Hops: El Dorado, Mosaic, Citra