If you are a fan of hoppy and bitter India Pale Ales and also malty tasting beers such as Irish Red ales then there is a good chance that you will really enjoy a Red IPA. This style of beer is known for its malty and hoppy profile, and deep red color, while also maintaining … Read more
If you’re a fan of India Pale Ales, then there is a good chance you also love the hazy IPA that has taken the craft beer world by storm in recent years. Known for their juicy and tropical-like flavors along with their hazy and cloudy appearance it is no surprise that in a short amount … Read more
Rice lager recipes were first developed in Japan where they have been brewed since the late 1800s and are also known as Japanese rice lagers. They were traditionally brewed by small, regional breweries and in recent years have gained in popularity around the world. In fact, most lagers brewed by the big American commercial breweries … Read more
Pilsners have a rich history dating back to the 19th century with the first Pilsner recipe being brewed in the city of Pilsen in the Czech Republic in 1842. This new beer style was a major departure from the darker and more heavily-hopped beers that were popular then. It featured a pale color and a … Read more
American Pale Ale (APA) is a popular craft beer style that has its roots in the early days of American craft brewing. In the 1980s, American brewers began experimenting with using American-grown hops, which had a distinctively different flavor and aroma profile than their European counterparts. This experimentation led to the creation of the American … Read more