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Without knowing quite why, Savant IPA knows a lot. It knows that it’s built on Northwest 2-row malt, with touches of Munich, Cara-red and C-120 Crystal. It knows that it weighs in at around 6.3% alcohol by volume, that it’s bittered with Northwest Chinook and finished with fruit-juicy New Zealand Nelson Sauvin hops
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Breakside Brewing IPA, and their "Sweet Pea" IPA, with Brewer Ben Edmunds at The Growler Guys in SE Portland
A glass of Citra IPA from Stoup Brewing in Seattle served on draught at their taproom.
Stoup Citra IPA is a 5.9% abv and 50 IBU india pale ale, dry hopped with Citra for aroma. It poured a cloudy orange amber color with a lovely citrus aroma. Creamy mouthfeel. It had a decent malt character to back up the citrus and resin character of the hops, though I found the bitterness a bit too strong in the aftertaste, lingering for half a minute or more. But still a very refreshing and well made IPA.
A bottle of HÃ¥rdkogt IPA from BrewDog in Fraserburgh, Scotland, at Schouskjelleren in Oslo.
Hårdkogt IPA is a contract brew made by BrewDog for Danish beer importer Drikkeriget, run by Jeppe Jarnit Bjergsø - the brother of Mikkel Borg Bjergsø aka Mikkeller. It's inspired by Hardcore IPA, but is milder in alcohol - with 7.6% abv - and less hoppy.
HÃ¥rdkogt IPA poured a golden amber color with a big, frothy, white head. Nice hoppy aroma with notes of pine and citrus, but also a note of caramel sweetness. Medium heavy mouthfeel. The flavor started out with a dose of caramel. The hops, when they kicked in, was milder than I had expected, but they added some fruitiness and a good bitter finish with lingering sweet notes. All in all a very drinkable IPA, but surprisingly mild compared to Hardcore IPA.
pours a hazy copper with a nice off-white head and lacing all over the place. the aroma is floral hops out the ass and the flavor follows. hops are massive and bitter and its delicious. theres just enough maltiness to balance things out.
one of the classic American IPA's
Brewed by: Stone Brewing Co. (California, United States)
Style: American IPA | 6.90% ABV
Hop Henge Experimental IPA is our annual exercise in IBU escalation. An outrageous amount of Centennial and Cascade hops are added to each barrel, with a heavy dry-hop presence as well. It is dense and muscular, with a blend of crystal, pale and carastan malts creating an overall biscuity characteristic. It's all hop, no apologies.
From Deschutes Brewery , Bend , Oregon
At least that is what the can said. But it would appear that Sunday River Brewing messed up the labeling and this is actually one of their stout or porter brews. It was still good, but not an IPA.
Sunday River Brewing Company
Bethel, ME United States
Thankfully after that duff Grimbergen I was able to enjoy a truly good beer. Halcyon is a sharp citric IPA brewed in Bakewell. Refreshing with a mighty body and a heady aroma. Classy beer. Is it better that the Kernal I had yesterday? It's too close to call.
From High Peak Beers in Stockport Market
...diving in low visibility...
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…la plongée par faible visibilité…
© European Union/ECHO
The participants built a pontoon working platform.
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Les participants ont construit une plate-forme de travail sur un ponton.
© European Union/ECHO
The label on the back side of the bottle of BrewDog Hardcore IPA says:
This Imperial India Pale Ale Rocks... Hardcore!
But don't feel obliged to take our word for it, this little bottle has a grandiloquent story to tell.
2,204 malted Maris Otter grains gave all they had to offer the world to provide the robustly delicate toffee malt canvas for the ensuing epic.
4 Hop Cones willingly sacrificed themselves in fiery cauldron that is our brew kettle to ensure your mouth is left feeling punished and puckering for more.
9,900,000,000 yeast cells frantically fermented their little hearts out as the sugars were magically turned into alcohol in the dark depths of our fermentation tanks.
2 humans and 1 canine companion are relatively happy with the results.
23 87 4392 641-8, IPA - 2 vehicle double deck car transporter, built by Arbel Fauvet, France in 1978 but converted in 2021 at Arlington Fleet Services to carry longer cars and fiited with mesh side screens on the lower deck and wire handrails on the upper deck.
Seen passing through Bromley South in the formation of the Toton to Dollands Moor, 10/06/22
it holds true to the words on the bottle...it will ruin your palate, but in a good way.
the taste is pure hops and very bitter but it's a DIPA from Stone...what do you expect? you get a little bit of alchohol but its not overpowering. the same goes for the malt flavor, its in the background where it belongs.
this is a dang good brew that deserves the reputation it gets...
Brewed by: Stone Brewing Co. (California, United States)
Style: American Double / Imperial IPA | 7.70% ABV
Prohibition Lawless IPA is a lightly hopped ale inspired by the 1920’s brews that sat in underground tunnels and rail-cars destined for dry countries. Prohibition’s complex, refreshing, honest flavors are craft brewed in small batches at a small brewery in British Columbia, Canada. Only the finest ingredients including pristine Canadian water and Cascade hops are used
A bottle of Atlantic IPA Ale from BrewDog in Fraserburgh, Scotland, at The Rake, London.
According to BrewDog, the Atlantic IPA Ale is an 8,5% abv India Pale Ale that:
survived two months on the North Atlantic, involving a tense barrel-rescue-mission, beatings from force ten storms, 60 foot waves and encounters with killer whales. Upon safe return to dry land, the IPA was bottle conditioned.
The Atlantic IPA poured a light ruby red color with a big white head. A wonderful fruity aroma with notes of oak and even a little caramel. Mouthfeel was big, this is a rich IPA, with a nice carbonation from the bottle conditioning. Flavor starts out with sweet maltiness and some, almost barley wine like, grainy notes. Then the bitter hops kicks in to balance the rich malt. The oak was less noticeable in the taste than the aroma. A nice hoppy bitter aftertaste. All in all a very good IPA, though I think the great aroma promised more than the brew managed to deliver.
23 87 4384 040-3, IPA - 4 wheel covered single deck car transporter at Eastleigh, 01/06/19
Thes IPA type wagons consist of 4(2+2) vehicles permanently coupled together.
The Widmer Brothers Full Nelson IPA is full of hoppy goodness... and alcohol.
This is a hophead dream beer, brewed from hops grown in Nelson, New Zealand (thus the name - or, it could be named after the wrestling move, as a mug of it makes one feel as if they're in the midst of a full nelsom slam!). You can taste the alcohol, but also sense some spicy, fruity flavors with a touch of caramel.
This was brewed specifically for the OBF.