(Houston, TX) - Saint Arnold Brewing has an update in their most recent newsletter about the upcoming release of their Endeavour Double IPA. According to their information, this is their former beer called DR11, which as been re-named. The release is scheduled for Leap Day, Wednesday, February 29th. More details below...

From the Saint Arnold newsletter:

Endeavour is Launching on Leap Day  

Wednesday, February 29 we will be bringing back DR11, now named Endeavour Double IPA (or IPA² as we labeled it - yes, we understand they are not the same - artistic license). This is our super hoppy yet oddly balanced double IPA with lots of citrus and subtle peach notes. We went out to Yakima last fall as the hops were being harvested to select the hops with the best aromatics. It shows.  

The beer's name, first suggested by a NASA astronaut, was selected by you who voted to name it after the space shuttle Endeavour, which in turn was named after Captain James Cook's ship that explored the Pacific. Captain Cook's ship was a bark, similar to ELISSA, Texas' tall ship moored in Galveston and the namesake of Saint Arnold Elissa IPA.

For more information on the beer, go to:

http://www.saintarnold.com/beers/endeavour.html

Link to Saint Arnold information