by Bruguru in Restaurants & Gourmet, - Top 50, Feb 01 '07
Pros: Complex malty flavors, dark fruity Yorkshire notes, complex and tasty. Cons: Light on the hops for an IPA.
American beer lovers have this problem. They’re spoiled on over the top, super-hoppy, intensely bitter India Pale Ales (IPAs for short). And indeed, that’s what a lot of American IPAs taste like. But here’s the thing. It was the British who ...
Pros: Nice chewy complex malt character... Cons: Malt shouldn't be prominent in IPA---NEEDS MORE HOPS! (LOTS more...)
For a beer style born of England's great ale breweries, India Pale Ales brewed in England today sure are a pale shadow of their once lofty reign of empire. To be perfectly blunt, most English-brewed IPAs that you can buy today pretty much stink. ...
Pros: Balanced; Not Over- Hopped Cons: Like all Sam Smith Products, the Price is Very High
Samuel Smith's India Ale is an IPA beer style. Many beer drinkers have seen the letters "IPA", but few know what they stand for. The initials "IPA" stand for India Pale Ale. This style got its name back in the days when the British...
Pros: Smooth, buttery, well malted, slight hop Cons: May be too light on the hops for IPA fans
Based in Yorkshire, England, Samuel Smith is probably my favorite brewery, accounting for 3 of my top 20 beers (Oatmeal Stout, Imperial Stout and Taddy Porter). Founded in 1758, it is an uncompromising brewery deeply believing in traditional brewing...
Pros: delicious taste of caramel, toffee and an overall sweet palate; extremely smooth; light body Cons: hardcore IPA fans may be a bit dissappointed; flavor is mild; rare and expensive
I’m a hop head by nature and my favorite style of beer is the India Pale Ale. Until recently, it hadn’t occurred to me that I’ve only drank American versions of this inherently British style (that’s where it was invented, after ...
Pros: Smooth IPA from Britain Cons: Could have used just a bit more brewing for my taste
Samuel Smith's India (Pale) Ale is a fine representative of the craft. I've been impressed by many of the IPAs put out by US micro-breweries like the Wild Goose product. I found the Sam Smith's IPA to have less hops aroma than the Wild Goose product,...
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