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16 years 4 months ago #13

"Diablo":35ghedzk wrote: I wouldn't call either of them IPA's. To me, they're APA's that are made in Ireland.[/quote:35ghedzk]

I thought that we were calling an IPA an "Irish Pale Ale" here as opposed to an "India Pale Ale". I think that an APA is usually an "American Pale Ale"?

16 years 4 months ago #14

"jspruit":ljaszdjz wrote:

"Diablo":ljaszdjz wrote: I wouldn't call either of them IPA's. To me, they're APA's that are made in Ireland.[/quote:ljaszdjz]

I thought that we were calling an IPA an "Irish Pale Ale" here as opposed to an "India Pale Ale". I think that an APA is usually an "American Pale Ale"?[/quote:ljaszdjz]

Yes my point is they're brewing an APA style with American hops so it's an APA that happens to be brewed in Ireland.

16 years 4 months ago #15

"Diablo":1zcdjbow wrote: Yes my point is they're brewing an APA style with American hops so it's an APA that happens to be brewed in Ireland.[/quote:1zcdjbow]Except an awful lot of beer drinkers know what an IPA is, but very few what an APA is. IPA is a better label for Hophead.

I mean <!-- s:twisted: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_twisted.gif" alt=":twisted:" title="Twisted Evil" /><!-- s:twisted: --> it's not like there's some sort of objective universal definition of IPA that Hophead can be judged against.

APA IPA 16 years 4 months ago #16

I'd agree with TheBeerNut here. Porterhouse probably figured that an IPA is more of a recognizable style to most people. Trying to explain an APA as a variation of an IPA to someone that may not care might just be too much hassle.

16 years 4 months ago #17

&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:1ran07ii wrote: Except an awful lot of beer drinkers know what an IPA is, but very few what an APA is. IPA is a better label for Hophead.[/quote:1ran07ii]

They "know" IPA as India Pale Ale not Irish Pale Ale.

&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:1ran07ii wrote: I mean <!-- s:twisted: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_twisted.gif" alt=":twisted:" title="Twisted Evil" /><!-- s:twisted: --> it's not like there's some sort of objective universal definition of IPA that Hophead can be judged against.[/quote:1ran07ii]

No, but it's under hopped and low in alcohol compared to most other beers labelled as IPA.

16 years 4 months ago #18

&amp;quot;Diablo&amp;quot;:1hrgpvyr wrote:
No, but it's under hopped and low in alcohol compared to most other beers labelled as IPA.[/quote:1hrgpvyr]

greene king?

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