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"the beer revolution":2lndalz5 wrote: Picked up a bottle of the Brooklyn East India Pale Ale the other day in The Abbot's in Cork, didn't see the stout, though[/quote:2lndalz5]

its nice but some what lacking for an IPA, some what similar problem with Sierra Nevadas ESB

"oblivious":1gl4g967 wrote:

"the beer revolution":1gl4g967 wrote: Picked up a bottle of the Brooklyn East India Pale Ale the other day in The Abbot's in Cork, didn't see the stout, though[/quote:1gl4g967]

its nice but some what lacking for an IPA, some what similar problem with Sierra Nevadas ESB[/quote:1gl4g967]

I agree. It is very strange that their IPA is less hoppy than their lager. But it is [i:1gl4g967]East[/i:1gl4g967] India Pale Ale. Perhaps it's a sub style...

"Hendrixcat":3nr9lhcz wrote:

"oblivious":3nr9lhcz wrote:

"the beer revolution":3nr9lhcz wrote: Picked up a bottle of the Brooklyn East India Pale Ale the other day in The Abbot's in Cork, didn't see the stout, though[/quote:3nr9lhcz]

its nice but some what lacking for an IPA, some what similar problem with Sierra Nevadas ESB[/quote:3nr9lhcz]

I agree. It is very strange that their IPA is less hoppy than their lager. But it is [i:3nr9lhcz]East[/i:3nr9lhcz] India Pale Ale. Perhaps it's a sub style...[/quote:3nr9lhcz]

Gosh, I thought it was very hoppy, hoppier than I wanted at the time even. And hoppier than the Hooker I had afterwards.

Admittedly I didn't try the lager, so I don't know what that was like <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->