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What Beer Did You Drink Today (2017)

Bsneed51 said:
What's up with all the super cloudy IPAs anymore?
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It's the cool thing to do now. I enjoy a hoppy beer, but these NE IPAs are juicy, along with hoppiness. I wouldn't know how to describe the process, but this new IPA style is quickly becoming my favorite. The next time I get some NE IPAs/Pales Ales, I'll send you a few and you can see what the fuss is about.
 
bfreebern said:
It's the cool thing to do now. I enjoy a hoppy beer, but these NE IPAs are juicy, along with hoppiness. I wouldn't know how to describe the process, but this new IPA style is quickly becoming my favorite. The next time I get some NE IPAs/Pales Ales, I'll send you a few and you can see what the fuss is about.
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I've seen pictures of them popping up on forums/instagram in the last few weeks. Wasn't sure what the premise behind them is. Just unfiltered like wheat beers, or more intentional?
 
Bsneed51 said:
I've seen pictures of them popping up on forums/instagram in the last few weeks. Wasn't sure what the premise behind them is. Just unfiltered like wheat beers, or more intentional?
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The Haze Craze :)

Yep, neither filtered or pasteurized, creating a murky/hazy IPA. I've read that a lot of brewers are also using oats, to create a mouthfeel. They also hop later in the process, which supposedly helps with less bitterness and more aroma. This is a great article on the "haze craze":

http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt...eer-lovers-newfound-obsession-with-murky-ipas
 
bfreebern said:
The Haze Craze :)

Yep, neither filtered or pasteurized, creating a murky/hazy IPA. I've read that a lot of brewers are also using oats, to create a mouthfeel. They also hop later in the process, which supposedly helps with less bitterness and more aroma. This is a great article on the "haze craze":

http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt...eer-lovers-newfound-obsession-with-murky-ipas
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Interesting. IPAs with more of a stout mouthfeel. I'll have to find a couple to try to see if I'm in on the "craze".
 
This one was gifted to me by a good buddy. I'd never heard of or seen it before. Very subtle mild sourness with a nice smokey flavor. This one was a pleasant surprise.
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