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don't know what beers these were because it was a blind tasting and it was very difficult to keep track.
Los PrÌncipes de Asturias han asistido al funeral por Enriqueta RodrÌguez, la abuela de la Princesa, en Madrid. En la imagen, Felipe de BorbÛn; Letizia Ortiz.Princes of Asturias have attended Enriqueta Martinez funeral, Princess Letizia's grandmother, in Madrid. In the pic, Felipe de BorbÛn; Letizia Ortiz.
2007-08-18. It's starting to look better now, after quite a while in bottle. My best beer so far. Fantastic flavours, the hops and body matches each other perfectly, just like it should in an IPA. of course there is much bitterness and hop flavour/aroma. Especially the american hop flavours.
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Suministradores: HomoSibaris
Brew Dog www.brewdog.com
IPA IS DEAD Sorachi Ace + Nelson Sauvin + Citra + Bramling X
P49's first anniversary beer , this Imperial IPA is brewed exclusively with Mosaic hops thus yielding intense citrus and tropical flavours
From Parallel 49 Brewing Co. , Vancouver , BC
Los PrÌncipes de Asturias han asistido al funeral por Enriqueta RodrÌguez, la abuela de la Princesa, en Madrid. En la imagen, Felipe de BorbÛn; Letizia Ortiz.Princes of Asturias have attended Enriqueta Martinez funeral, Princess Letizia's grandmother, in Madrid. In the pic, Felipe de BorbÛn; Letizia Ortiz.
Thwaites IPA (Indus Pale Ale).
Thoroughly hoppy flavour, refreshing amber ale brewed with four hop varieties for superb taste and aroma.
Los PrÌncipes de Asturias han asistido al funeral por Enriqueta RodrÌguez, la abuela de la Princesa, en Madrid. En la imagen, Felipe de BorbÛn; Letizia Ortiz.Princes of Asturias have attended Enriqueta Martinez funeral, Princess Letizia's grandmother, in Madrid. In the pic, Felipe de BorbÛn; Letizia Ortiz.
Los PrÌncipes de Asturias han asistido al funeral por Enriqueta RodrÌguez, la abuela de la Princesa, en Madrid. En la imagen, Felipe de BorbÛn; Letizia Ortiz.Princes of Asturias have attended Enriqueta Martinez funeral, Princess Letizia's grandmother, in Madrid. In the pic, Felipe de BorbÛn; Letizia Ortiz.
“... Who says the world needs another IPA? We do.”
鴻疆石新疆餐食燒 (“HJS’ Fresh Grill”), 台北市大安區潮州街139號, 02-2322-5169
Waterloo IPA is a distinctively Canadian IPA that combines the citrus and floral hop aroma of American IPAs with the sweetness, body and finish of British-style India Pale Ales
#Beer_Collection, #BeerABV: 6.0%, #BeerBrewery: Kona Brewing Company, #BeerName: Kona Castaway IPA, #BeerOrigin: USA, #BeerStyle: India Pale Ale (IPA), Beer, Cerveza
Today, I have been mostly drinking Green King IPA!
Green King IPA: 3.6% abv
Green King East Coast IPA: 4% abv
Green King IPA Gold: 4.1% abv
Green King IPA Reserve: 5.4% abv
Brewed by Green King, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QT.
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Chinook, Cascade, and Glacier provide bitterness, assertive citrus fruit and earthy hop flavors, and the long lip smacking finish to this delicious IPA.
From Big Al Brewing , Seattle , Washington
Cask of the fine IPA made by Taylor's Crossing pub in North Vancouver , at St Augustine Manichean Monday Cask night , a very well attended weekly event
£1.39 a pint
The creation of India Pale Ale (IPA) during the 18th century was the result of tremendous efforts by British brewers to overcome a difficult problem: during the early 1700s beer did not keep well on long ocean voyages, especially into hot climates. These hot environments resulted in the arrival of flat, sour beer. Before refrigeration and pasteurization, the brewer's only weapons against spoilage were alcohol and hops. Alcohol and hops provide an unfriendly environment for microbes, preventing the growth of the bacteria that cause sourness. Therefore high alcohol content and high hopping rates could protect beer from the souring associated with long storage times.
The East Indies market was a very tempting but difficult one to enter for English brewers. After the British East India Company had established itself in India by the early 1700s, it had a large number of troops and civilians demanding beer. However, the long hot journey proved a difficult one for the dark ales and porters of England. Ships typically left London, cruised south past the equator along the coast of Africa, rounded the Cape of Good Hope and then crossed the Indian Ocean to reach Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras. The temperature fluctuations were huge, it was a very long trip (about 6 months) and the rough waters of southern Africa resulted in an extremely violent voyage.
Despite these obstacles, however, English brewers did try to establish exports to India. Early shipments to India contained bottled porters, the favorite beer in London, which generally arrived flat, musty, and sour. The answer to the great beer problem finally came from a recipe created by George Hodgson at the Bow Brewery in East London. India ale was a variation of his pale ale, which Londoners had been drinking since the mid-1750s. Hodgson took his pale ale recipe, increased the hop content considerably, and raised the alcohol content. The result was a very bitter, alcoholic, and sparkling pale ale that could survive the challenges of travel and shelf life in India. IPA reached India in an enjoyable condition and Hodgson's success became legendary. Hodgson began shipping Hodgson's India Ale during the 1780s. By 1784 advertisements were appearing in the Calcutta Gazette for "light and excellent" pale ale.
In the same period, brewers that wanted to export pale ale from England to Russia were facing the same problem of avoiding the rotting of the beer, thus they increased the hop and the alcoholic strength of the beer, obtaining the so called Imperial Pale ale. Ultimately the exports to Russia had to be stopped for political reasons. Brewers exporting to Russia eventually switched to India, and so "Imperial Pale ale" and "India Pale ale" became synonymous. American brewers also began brewing IPA for the export and home markets.
From Tin Whistle a cask of Scorpion Double IPA at the Whip celebration of Vancouver Craft Beer Week , the only event with no entry fee , just good beer and no "pairing" loser snobs
Smuttynose IPA, New Hampshire
I am an IPA slut - how could I miss the Smuttyhouse IPA? I couldn't.
For the record: sluts are fun!!! ( I hope neither of my sisters read this comment) LOL
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