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www.wsetglobal.com
With all the different beer styles - complete with their acronyms, complicated histories, and reinventions - it sometimes feels impossible to quickly define what a drinker can expect to find in their pint glass. How can you sum up what the difference is between an India pale ale (IPA) or an American pale ale (APA)? David Jesudason explains the creation and evolution of these two beer styles. |
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thebeerroad.com
The word "pale", by strict definition, can describe something that's feeble, faint, or lacking in intensity. But don't let the term fool you when considering the beer style "Pale Ale", because the style is anything but "pale", especially when describing the American version. Of course, historically speaking, the term "Pale Ale" refers to the efforts... |
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www.fuggled.net
a blog about beer, pubs and homebrewing. Based in Charlottesville but with a view of the world. |
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newschoolbeer.com
[AI summary] The article promotes the 3rd annual 12 Beers of Gristmas holiday ale trail in Portland, featuring 12 breweries and their festive beers, with a passport system for stamps and prizes from November 29 to December 15, 2024. |
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