New West coast–style pale ale debuts in Seattle this August, rounding out Single Hill’s core beer lineup
YAKIMA, WA — Single Hill Brewing Company will add Greenway Pale Ale to its core lineup in early August, replacing longtime staple Lateral A IPA in retail accounts across the greater Seattle area and at both of the brewery’s retail locations. The beer will be available on draft and in 16-oz cans.
Greenway is a modern, West Coast–style pale ale brewed with Riwaka, Mosaic, and Centennial hops over a pilsner malt base. At 5.2% ABV and 35 IBU, it’s built to be lower in strength than the IPAs it sits alongside, with pine and lime zest aromatics and a crackery malt backbone.
The change keeps Single Hill’s core lineup at four beers, swapping one of its IPAs for a pale ale that the brewery says gives hop-forward drinkers a lighter, everyday option alongside its existing core beers.
“We’ve been working on these lighter, hop-forward beers as rotators for years, and decided it was finally time to put our signature on a pale ale that will be available every day, all year round,” said Andrew Pytel, Director of Sales and Marketing at Single Hill Brewing. “Lateral A is a great beer, but it overlapped too much with our other core IPAs and rotating IPAs. We think it will have more time to shine as a rotating option.”
Lateral A isn’t disappearing for good. The brewery plans to bring it back seasonally as Fresh Hop Lateral A and as an occasional rotating release.
Greenway will roll out to Single Hill’s two retail locations and Seattle-area accounts in the first week of August; further distribution details will follow.
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About Single Hill Brewing
Single Hill Brewing was founded in 2018 in Yakima, WA to create good times and great beer. The Yakima valley produces over 75% of the world’s hops, and Single Hill is known for making good use of them—frequently winning awards for their hop-forward beers. To learn more, visit their website at www.singlehillbrewing.com.
