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Hoppelganger's clean and slightly sweet finish is followed by the aggressive bitterness expected of a Northwest IPA
From R&B Brewing , Vancouver , BC
The COLD IPA is the story of a bold West Coast hop that had a long-distance romance with a famous German yeast. Trying to meet face to face, they found themselves in Charlevoix. this unique encounter, it is said that we sometimes hear From the moose singing on its mountain: "My country is not a country, it's a beer!". Sparkling, bright, refreshing...
New Belgium's Ranger IPA.
Almost a West Coast IPA. Very balanced with firm bitterness and lovely hop flavor. Fairly subdued aroma compared to more West-West Coast IPAs.
This is Red Hook's new relabel version of their IPA. They are now using Long Hammer IPA to pay homage to everything great in this country (USA) that was made with the hard labor of using a long hammer.
It is a great hoppy beer for only $12.99 a 12 pack. I will probably pick up some again but, it is not my favorite.
The Dread Pirate Betty is on the computer screen in the background.
A bottle of India Pale Ale from Haandbryggeriet in Drammen, Norway at Dr. Jekylls in Oslo.
This 6,5% abv Norwegian IPA pours a delicious hazy, golden color with a big white head. Aroma of floral hops, the milder English kind not the big Americans, and some sweet malts. Mouthfeel is medium rich with a good carbonation. Flavor is balanced between a rich but not overly sweet maltiness and plenty of hops. Long and nice aftertaste, with some bitterness. A very good beer and a nice, lighter alternative to the Dobbel Dose.
On The White Horse on Parsons Green, there were many nice ales. The place was crowded so we sat down in the garden outside. We had one pint of Punk IPA real ale each and shared half a pint of the latest Brewdog release AB04. And there was much rejoicing.
This is for my photograph of "Muscle Beach" shown elsewhere in my photostream here on flickr (see link below). I was competing among the top photographers in the world. Needless to say, I'm quite happy to be recognized.
Link to image on flickr: Muscle Beach
Link to IPA Awards: IPA Honorable Mention 2006
it smelled very sweet and citrusy but it had more of of tart taste, which i didnt like too much. also the hops werent over powering enough, felt more like a pale ale than an IPA.
maybe i got one past its prime (cant tell since there's no date) it's not the best choice if you are looking for a hop bomb...but its still a good beer
Brewed by: Founders Brewing Company (Michigan, United States)
Style: American IPA | 7.20% ABV
Hoppy, unfiltered kookiness. Not for the faint of heart, this IPA delivers on the bottle's promise of an "aggressively hopped" IPA "- starting out with piney hop aromas and citrus hop flavors and finishing with a rich malty sweetness."
The firts taste is truly tart and piney, followed by a strong malt aftertaste.
As yoou can see, this is unfiltered.
Strobist: The beer was set up in Liam and Campbell's Ikea Igloo tent, on top of a clear container. A SB-600, with a Lightspehere was behind the container, aimed at the rear wall of the tent, set at 1/2. A SB-800 was on a lightstand outside, and above the tent, to camera-right, fired through the tent at 1/1. The on-board flash was set at 1/32.
don't know what beers these were because it was a blind tasting and it was very difficult to keep track.
This IPA is brewed in Asheville, North Carolina. I first tried it when visiing my daughter at college in Boone, NC about a year ago. It's now available in the Atlanta area and is a favorite of mine.
Taller de liderazgo organizado por el Instituto de Pastoral Andina (IPA) en Ayaviri el 16 de diciembre de 2012. Capacitador: Luis Francisco Jiménez Beltrán