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India Pale Ales

Indian Pale Ales, or IPAs, are a type of beer known for their high bitterness and strong hop aroma. Developed from British Pale Ales, IPAs today have many variations such as West Coast, New England (Hazy IPA), or Double IPA. Flavors often feature citrus, tropical, pine, or resinous notes, combined with a dry structure and a long finish. This is a beer for those who appreciate strong hop aromas and a distinctive experience.

American IPA

American IPA is a popular American craft beer style characterized by its amber color, aromas of citrus hops and tropical fruits, and a distinctive bitter aftertaste.

Belgian IPA

Belgian IPA is a style of beer that combines American IPA with Belgian yeast, resulting in an amber color and characteristic aromas of hops, citrus, fruit, and spices.

Black IPA

Black IPA is an American craft beer style that combines a hop-heavy IPA with roasted malt, creating a distinctive dark color and a clear bitter aftertaste.

Brut IPA

Brut IPA is a modern IPA style that originated in San Francisco, USA, characterized by its bright yellow color, citrus hop aromas, and dry, champagne-like aftertaste.

Cold IPA

Cold IPA is a modern IPA style that originated in Portland, USA, characterized by its bright yellow color, citrus hop aromas, and crisp, clean, and refreshing aftertaste.

English IPA

English IPAs are a style of beer originating from England, characterized by their amber color, malt biscuit aroma, herbal hop notes, and balanced bitter aftertaste.

Hazy Imperial IPA

Hazy Imperial IPA is a strong version of the New England IPA, with a cloudy yellow color, tropical fruit aromas, and a smooth body.

Hazy IPA

New England IPAs are a popular beer style from the New England region of the United States, characterized by their cloudy yellow color, tropical fruit aromas, and smooth body.

Imperial IPA

Imperial IPA or Double IPA is a strong American beer style with citrus hop aromas, amber color, and a distinct bitter aftertaste.

Milkshake IPA

Milkshake IPA is a variation of the New England IPA, characterized by its cloudy yellow color, tropical fruit aromas, and smooth, creamy body due to lactose.

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