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India pale ale is a hoppy beer style within the broader category of pale ale.
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A golden to amber-coloured beer style known as pale ale is made with pale malt.
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The primary difference between IPA and Pale Ale is the intensity of hop flavor and bitterness, alcohol content, and overall flavour profile. Here's more:
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IPA is known for its pronounced hoppy flavour and aroma. While Pale Ales also contain hops, they tend to have a milder and more balanced hop presence
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IPAs often have a higher alcohol by volume (ABV) content compared to Pale Ales
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IPAs can have a wide range of colours, but they often range from pale gold to amber, depending on the specific style. Pale Ales are typically lighter in colour.
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IPAs are known for their bold and complex flavours. Pale Ales offer a more balanced flavour profile.
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IPAs have spawned a wide range of substyles. Pale Ales also have substyles, such as American Pale Ale (APA) and English Pale Ale.
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Both styles have their own distinct characteristics and are beloved by beer enthusiasts. Which is your favourite?
Ps: Drinking is injurious to health. Be safe – don't drink and drive.
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