India Pale Ale

India Pale Ale, or IPA, is a popular beer style known for its unique brewing process and bitter taste. The hoppy flavor of IPAs defines typical Indian pale ales, yielding a wonderfully balanced flavor that is a favorite on the craft beer scene. | What Is the Difference in IPA Beers? | Types of IPA Beers | What’s the Most Popular IPA? | How to Choose a Great-Tasting IPA | #ipa #craftbeer #beer #craftbeerlife

ALEXANDER KEITH'S INDIA PALE ALE •

India Pale Ale, la English IPA de Fuller's (Inglaterra).

For Josh Weikert, IPL is really about making sure the “L” part (lager) is getting its due, so here, he dives in with the goal of making something that’s clearly a lager but also features hops in a way that doesn’t overwhelm the palate or the grist.

Hey beer lovers! Have you ever wondered about the difference between an American IPA and a Double IPA? These two styles of India Pale Ales (IPAs) offer unique flavors and strengths. Think of them as siblings—similar but each with its own personality. Let’s dive into the world of IPAs and discover what sets these two apart.

Lounging Iguanas is a Hazy (aka New England) India Pale Ale (IPA) from Abita Brewing Company and I am judging this beer according to the 2015 BJCP Style Guidelines, Category 21B, Specialty IPA: New England IPA.

Reviewed under the 2015 Beer Judge Certification Program style guidelines under category 22A Double India Pale Ale. While assessing the above captioned beer it became evident that it leaned heavily under the parameters of a “New England IPA”, a style not yet recognized by the BJCP. I will therefore take that into consideration during this review. The aroma exhibited a robust bouquet of pine, citrus and passion fruit. These aromas melded together appropriately apprising the palette of what…