Originating from England, India Pale Ale is a style of Pale Ale that is known for its strong hop character, golden color, and crisp bitterness. It has been brewed in the United States, particularly in the Pacific Northwest, since the 19th century. The name "India Pale Ale" comes from the fact that it was originally brewed to be shipped to British troops in India.
India Pale Ale is a popular style among American craft brewers, and its popularity has led to many variations and interpretations of the style. It is often described as having a malty, hoppy flavor and a crisp, refreshing quality that makes it perfect for drinking on a warm day.
Some notable examples of India Pale Ale include: