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India Pale Ale

Buy India Pale Ales (IPA), or any other hoppy beer such as American Pale Ales, New England Ipas or Double IPAs from the Juice Makers themselves: Cloudwater Brew Co., Garage Beer Co., Frau Gruber Craft Brewing, Brew By Numbers or Sudden Death.

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Apocalypse Dreams

WHIPLASH

5,65 €

Apocalypse Dreams

WHIPLASH

5,65 €

What can we say? We love Amarillo. When you get the good stuff it’s unbeatable... and man, this year we’ve got the good stuff. Amarillo is one of those rockstar hops, not crossbred through a special program but found reportedly just growing wild...

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Black IPA

BARE BREWING

3,95 €

Black IPA

BARE BREWING

3,95 €

Citra, centennial and perle hops with bitter orange peel.

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Body Riddle

WHIPLASH

3,60 €

Body Riddle

WHIPLASH

3,60 €

APA with Galaxy, Lemondrop, Simcoe and Ekuanot

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Bring The Fridge

MALTGARDEN

5,35 €

Bring The Fridge

MALTGARDEN

5,35 €

DDH Hazy Double IPA Citra & Ella & Mosaic.

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Chopper

BASQUELAND

6,35 €

Chopper

BASQUELAND

6,35 €

Ride on! Chopper - West Coast IPA - Dry-Hop: Waimea, HBC 431 and Cascade.

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Desktop Mess

MALTGARDEN

5,35 €

Desktop Mess

MALTGARDEN

5,35 €

DDH Hazy Double IPA Mosaic & Simcoe.

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DIPA

CLOUDWATER BREW CO.

8,10 €

DIPA

CLOUDWATER BREW CO.

8,10 €

The Double IPA is a style we've become synonymous with, and this bold, juicy DIPA showcases our favourite hops, yeast and brewing processes. Whilst its roots stretch back to a full team West Coast beer tasting in September 2015, and our...

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Headband

VERDANT

6,30 €

Headband

VERDANT

6,30 €

Glowing orange colour. A beautifully balanced beer where the Pale, crystal and Munich malts really help amplify the hops juicy qualities. Layers of flavour: tropical fruit, citrus fruit, stinky cheese, caramel - all working together. Bitter and...

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Invisible Ceiling

VERDANT

6,65 €

Invisible Ceiling

VERDANT

6,65 €

BRU-1 and Strata dominate proceedings in this full yet light and slightly crisp pale offering. The sister to 300 Laps that oozes grapefruit, pineapple and a skunky dankness. A little bitter bite and a dry finish remind you it's grown up and make you...

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Lightbulb

VERDANT

5,75 €

Lightbulb

VERDANT

5,75 €

As pale as a 100W light bulb but as juicy as an IPA. Session-able, quenching and totally addictive. Biscuity malt base with a hint of sweetness all drenched in fruity/dank hops. Malt: Extra Pale Ale, Vienna, Oats, Caragold, Carapils Hops:...

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Master Plus

BASQUELAND

6,75 €

Master Plus

BASQUELAND

6,75 €

Dry-Hop: Citra t90, Talus, Cashmere, Citra Cryo. A full-bodied blend of tradition and contemporary hoppy aromas.

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Now in Yellow

GARAGE BEER CO.

5,85 €

Now in Yellow

GARAGE BEER CO.

5,85 €

West coast IPA brewed using mosaic, simcoe, columbus andcascade hops.

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Pinxto Pinxto

BASQUELAND

7,35 €

Pinxto Pinxto

BASQUELAND

7,35 €

We love pintxos. And we love double IPAs. Ergo, we love double pintxos. Pintxo Pintxo. Dry-hop: Simcoe, Waimea, Mosaic & Loral Cryo.

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Revolution IPA

STUFF BRAUEREI

3,70 €

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Revolution IPA

STUFF BRAUEREI

3,70 €

IPA, pearly white generous head. With dominant aromas and flavours of Peach, grapefruit and lemon with a sharp dry bitterness. BREWED IN BELGIUM

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Sabotage

BASQUELAND

6,85 €

Sabotage

BASQUELAND

6,85 €

Listen all y'all, it's a DDH IPA dry hopped with Idaho Gem, HBC 431 and Azacca

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Shoot the Pier

BASQUELAND

6,35 €

Shoot the Pier

BASQUELAND

6,35 €

We shoot the pier with this Session IPA dry hopped solely with Simcoe Hops

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Silver Halide

BASQUELAND

7,35 €

Silver Halide

BASQUELAND

7,35 €

Collab with Dry & Bitter. Dry-hop: Simcoe, Mosaic, Waimea.

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Small Pale

CLOUDWATER BREW CO.

5,10 €

Small Pale

CLOUDWATER BREW CO.

5,10 €

This beer combines our love of British beer heritage, famed for session-strength beer and effortless drinkability, with the bold flavours we love from our DIPAs, and the technical challenges of brewing lower-strength beer that's big-bodied and...

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Undergrowth

BASQUELAND

6,35 €

Undergrowth

BASQUELAND

6,35 €

Hoppyness creeping up and out the undergrowth. Dry hopped with Citra, Simcoe and Citra Cryo

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Verdant 300 Laps of your garden 44cl UK

VERDANT

6,25 €

Verdant 300 Laps of your garden 44cl UK

VERDANT

6,25 €

A massively refreshing 4.8% Azacca and Mosaic hopped pale with enduring flavours of ripe mango, citrus fruit, and reviving pine notes. A hefty Nelson Sauvin addition turns up the sun with juicy gooseberry and grape notes. Perfect post-garden Grand...

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Water Jump

WHIPLASH

5,20 €

Water Jump

WHIPLASH

5,20 €

Built on our usual base suspects of Pale, Wheat and Oats and rocking a slightly harder water profile to push some crispness this silly beer gets a big dirty charge of El Dorado and Columbus in the whirlpool before pushing off for a ferment on London...

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When the void shouts back

VERDANT

9,75 €

When the void shouts back

VERDANT

9,75 €

Double New England IPA

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India Pale Ale – The IPA it’s Origin

Historically, the style IPA started with the British Empire’s need for beer in India. For temperature reasons the British could not brew beer in India, and therefore started to import it by boat. The problem here is that the long journey influenced the flavours of the beer. The problem was then solved when one brewer decided to put much more hop in his beer, which increased its flavour stability and made it fit for the long journey ahead. This style is typically referred to as English IPA.

India Pale Ales – Nowadays

IPAs which most people are interested in today vary significantly from the origin of the style. These beers rely on significant quantities of hops (and much more) similar to it’s ancestor the British India Pale Ale. However, they differentiate themselves through the use of other varieties of hops called aroma hops. Moreover, the hops are used not only at the end of the boil, but in a process called dry hopping. Here the hops are left for a couple of days in the beer after it has cooled down. This process infuses the beer with hop aromas and flavours without adding unnecessary amounts of bitterness.

Different styles of IPAs

Modern IPAs are grouped in different categories to take into account aspects such as alcohol content, appearance or/and mouthfeel.

Session IPA

The lower alcohol India Pale Ales are celled session IPAs, their alcohol content varies typically from 3 to 4.5 %.

American Pale Ale

The American Pale ale, turns around 5 to 5.5 % ABV.

India Pale Ale

An IPA has typically an ABV of 6.5 to 7.5%.

Double IPA / Imperial IPA

Stronger IPAs are called Double India Pale Ales, or Imperial IPAs. These range from 8 – 8.5 %.

TIPA / Triple IPA

Last but not least is the TIPA, or Triple India Pale Ale which ranges from 9% up to 12%.

Latest trend in Pale Ales

The craft beer scene is so rich today, with so many good breweries constantly trying to improve the quality of their beers, and who are not afrait to try something new. Therefore Hoppy beers such as the ones describe above have evolved a lot in the last years, and they are bound to continue their development.

Double Dry Hopping / DDH

One of the newest trends in the industry is called Double Dry Hopping. Here the dry hopping process is repeated one more time which increases the intensity of the hop aromas and flavours in the beer. This is typically referred to as DDH in the craft beer jargon.

New England IPA / NEIPA

The New England IPA has taken over the hoppy beer scene in the recent years. The style evolves around the idea of producing the juiciest beers possible. These beers not only taste and smell like tropical fruit juice, they also borrow their appearance. NEIPAs are typically very hazy with a colour ranging from yellow to orange, which makes them look like Orange juice. These beers are typically less bitter than the typical IPA, and vary also by their mouthfeel. They are usually thicker on the mouth, a bit like an unfiltered fruit juice.