From bitter hop bombs to hazy juice and bracing Brut ales, today’s IPA family turns a 250-year-old export beer into America’s favorite style. Here’s how to find your perfect brew. IPA may be the most ...

India Pale Ale (IPA) is one of America's most popular beer styles. It is known for its strong hop flavor and higher alcohol content. Below is a listing of the ten most medaled American IPAs in the ...

Originally brewed in Great Britain, this hop-forward beer style has been around since the 1800s but rose to prominence in American brewing circles during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Groundbreaking ...

The acronym IPA stands for India Pale Ale. Given its bro-y reputation, it probably elicits an image of a flannel-wearing dude in a bar mansplaining the difference between microbrews and mass-produced ...

For beer drinkers, there might not be a more common three-letter acronym than IPA. But what is IPA? Besides just India Pale Ale, how does this ever-popular craft beer style differ from the many other ...

The rise of craft brewing over the past few decades has led to an increase in unique, innovative, and exciting beer styles. We’re talking about the New England IPA, various experimental fruited sours, ...

Today, I’ve got your first look at a powerful new twist on a returning classic... The post Founders Brewing Announces Imperial Centennial IPA, A Bigger, Bolder Return of a Classic appeared first on My ...

Uinta - Test Phase (Lab Sequence 004): As the name denotes, this is the fourth iteration of Uinta’s newest line of rotating IPAs, and features Dolicita, Alora and HBC-630 hops. From the first crack of ...

This Thursday, August 3, beer lovers across the nation will honor National IPA Day, an official cheers to one of craft beer’s most iconic styles. Founded in 2011, IPA Day is a global celebration of ...

What does the average craft beer drinker think of when they see the words “black IPA” in 2023? Is it a nostalgic experience, perhaps—a flashback to some point in the late 2000s or early 2010s when ...

“Do you know where IPAs come from?” I have asked many a friend, with my elbow angled upon the bar holding “exhibit B” in a pint glass, and hoping they don’t already know the answer. Heaven? The hop ...