BrassOrchid. Very true. Look at the history of. Agriculture, development of cities and the manufacturing of beer. Boiling the grain prevented spread of disease.
American IPAs are really not. They are overly malty and hoppy. To find out what IPA is supposed to be like, one has to go no further than the original – - Bass Ale. I like the American variation – it is a style unto itself – but it should go by a more appropriate name, like “Over-the-Top-In-Your-Face American Ale”.
blunebottle almost 10 years ago
Delivery by unmanned drone has started!
Brass Orchid Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Currently enjoying New Belgium Ranger IPA.There is no civilization without beer.
jreckard almost 10 years ago
Looks like The Brewbird of Hoppiness.
Olddog1 almost 10 years ago
BrassOrchid. Very true. Look at the history of. Agriculture, development of cities and the manufacturing of beer. Boiling the grain prevented spread of disease.
Tigdi almost 10 years ago
Good ole Tom T. Thanks for posting!
Zen-of-Zinfandel almost 10 years ago
Hoptical illusion?
spike021 almost 10 years ago
Loose Cannon is a good IPA. My wife actually laughed at this…first one ever.
stlmaddog5 almost 10 years ago
At least this strip has a hoppy ending.
Brass Orchid Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Lagunitas! Most excellent!Moon Man APA from New Glarus is good also.
Arianne almost 10 years ago
Remember this scene from “Willow”? We were quoting it for years. Beer! Ah hahahaha!!!
K M almost 10 years ago
Not a big fan of ales myself. Don’t like the taste.
TIMH almost 10 years ago
American IPAs are really not. They are overly malty and hoppy. To find out what IPA is supposed to be like, one has to go no further than the original – - Bass Ale. I like the American variation – it is a style unto itself – but it should go by a more appropriate name, like “Over-the-Top-In-Your-Face American Ale”.