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Harpoon IPA. A tasty IPA that's available most anywhere (in the northeast, at least).
Strobist: SB-600 directly underneath the bottle, with a diffuser cap on at 1/128. SB-800 about three feet away, set at 105mm and pointed straight at the label at 1/64.
An 8% abv very hoppy beer (125 ebu). An excelent balanced IPA. Brewery Viven in Sijsele, Belgium. Belgian brewers start slowly to recognize IPA's as an interesting beer style. That's why there are only a few IPA brands in Belgium.
A IPA da Greene King tem boas notas de madeira e lúpulo no aroma.
Cor castanho escuro, cristalina.
Espuma é discreta com permanecia mediana.
No sabor o lúpulo e madeira e alguma coisa que me lembrou cozido, não consegui identificar com clareza;
Para uma Indian Pale Ale faltou corpo e um amargor mais característico, para uma cerveja da escola inglesa decepciona um pouco, falta personalidade .
Apesar de não ser uma cerveja ruim, também não traz nada de mais.
El poble es troba situat al sector central de l'antic terme de Florejacs, damunt d'un estratègic turó des del qual es domina la plana de Guissona i les conques del Sió al sud, i Llobregós al nord, i més llunyà: les terres de l'Ondara i la serralada del Montsec.
El poble de Palou també és conegut com Palou de Sanaüja, Palou de Florejacs (fent referència al municipi) o Palou Alt com a definició clara del lloc on es troba. L’origen etimològic del topònim, el trobem en la forma llatina palatiolum, que evolucionà directament a Paladol>Palaol>Palol> Palou. I no és pas una deformació del mot Palatium o Palau, sinó del diminutiu d'aquest. El significat és un sinònim de palau, com pot ser castell o en cert sentit roca
I normally like IPAs, but I guess I just have to be in the mood. And nothing goes better with pizza and hot wings than beer! What a yummy combo for a Friday night! I have heard of Red Hook beer; however, have not seen this stuff before. It was good, but not a favorite. I did buy a 6-pack (because I had to) so I may learn to like it more... we'll see.
Firestone Union Jack IPA
Napa Smith Organic IPA
New Belgium Ranger IPA
Green Flash Le Freak IPA
Stone Ruination IPA
New Belgium Trippel Belgian Ale
Beer flight at Venice Ale House for my birthday weekend celeb.
Yes, I like IPA, can you tell?
My ingredients for the KBH IPA brew: hops (Willamette and Cascade), some crystal malt for steeping, yeast (Wyeast British), and dry malt extract (DME). Then the scale for measuring and some hop and grain bags. I don't have my whole set up from the US so I can't do all-grain again yet. First time I've done extract brewing in a looong time.
Scorpion Double IPA is a 8% strong ale described as being “loaded with citrus hops and a huge malt backbone.” Tin Whistle should make this one available all year
Snake Dog IPA, a fine beer from the folks at Flying Dog Brewery in Denver. It's much smoother than one would expect. I figured that I was in for an intense, over-the-top hoppy experience from the Ralph Steadman drawing on the label and was a bit disappointed with the lack of bite. Don't get me wrong, it's a fine IPA, I just had a different expectation based entirely upon the label.
Frankly, it would probably be the perfect beer to accompany two bags of grass, seventy-five pellets of mescaline, five sheets of high-powered blotter acid, a saltshaker half-full of cocaine, and a whole galaxy of multi-colored uppers, downers, laughers, screamers...
Strobist: SB-600 and SB-800 on camera-right and camera-left, both fired through a white umbrella at 1/4.
Red Hook's mass produced IPA. Not sure if I have tried this before, but it definitely is a poor attempt at this style. The only thing really good about this beer is the beautiful orange-amber color it has. The aroma isn't anywhere near where it is supposed to be and while the flavor is bitter and hopped up it is a biting harsh bitterness that is not complimentary at all and a lame finish.
Red Hook has certainly gone down the tubes in terms of quality over the years. Sad.
This is the logo from Green Flash Brewing Company for their West Coast IPA, the inspiration for the West Coast (USA) IPA Challenge between Epic Brewing Company and Hallertau BrewBar in Auckland, New Zealand
Golden red color with a light head. It's has a really fruity aroma with a hint of malt and hops. But it is a mild IPA. It's very good, but yet another session beer.
The back side of the Stone IPA tells the story of the gargoyle they put on all their bottles:
... a fearsome figure carved from stone that has powers to ward off evil spirits. Our Stone gargoyle wards off modern day evil spirits, such as chemical preservatives, additives & adjuncts.
Brewed by: New England Brewing Co.
Connecticut, United States
American Double / Imperial IPA | 8.80% ABV
Notes/Commercial Description:
Gandhi-Bot is an intensely hopped Double India Pale Ale brewed with a blend of three varieties of American hops. This beer is brewed for those of us who need an aromatic and flavorfully hopped beer.
From the good people at the Anacortes Brewery in Washington State , this cask disappeared in minutes . We don' t get enough Washington beers here
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