Name for March 15th brew

[jjw5015]

I'm brewing up a Belgian IPA tomorrow and want to give it a name pertaining to Julius Caesar, given the date. What say you? My ideas:

Ides of March IPA
Et Tu Brute Belgian
Backstabber Belgian

 

[jdauria]

All good ones!

What about something like Imperium Lumen Zythum? Imperial Pale (Light, since pale is not translated in Latin) Beer in Latin?

Or Carpe Zythum Belgian IPA...Seize the Beer.

 

[jaropkls]

I would call it Ides PA

 

[djfriesen]

I would call it Ides PA

This was my first thought.

Or maybe Beware the IdesPA?

 

[GarageDweller]

"Cesar was ambitious..."

Ambitious IPA

 

[Tinhorn]

Render unto Caesar

 

[Tinhorn]

Thighs of march


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[Clonefan94]

I like the Ides of March idea. Go with the Latin though: Idus Martiae, gives it a real continental feel.

 

[illinoisbrassman]

Et tu Brew-te

 

[ktblunden]

I would call it Ides PA

Et tu Brew-te

I like both of these.

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[DerRoest]

Ides PA is outstanding


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[Airplanedoc]

Et tu Brew-te

I like et tu brew-te as well


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[cluckk]

All good ones!

What about something like Imperium Lumen Zythum? Imperial Pale (Light, since pale is not translated in Latin) Beer in Latin?

Or Carpe Zythum Belgian IPA...Seize the Beer.

Just for my own curiosity, why did you use 'zythum' instead of 'cerevisia'?

The source I find shows 'zythum' as a term only used by Pliny in his Natural History as a malt-liquor from Egypt. 'Cerevisia' is the word used throughout the Latin period.

Not to argue though. I'm just curious.

Also, for pale I would use 'Alba/Albus'.