The Hoppin' History of IPAs

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🗓️ 22 October 2020

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

India Pale Ales rule the American craft beer market and don't seem in danger of being usurped by another style anytime soon. But why? Anney and Lauren explore the colonial history and bitter science behind IPAs.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Sabre I'm Anne Eries. I'm Lauren Vogelbaum and today we're talking about IPAs.
0:15.3	IPAs, which in case you didn't know,
0:18.8	stood for India pale ale.
0:20.4	Yes, it's a beer style and it's a very popular beer style. It's sort of like the
0:24.8	beer style of the American craft scene, which is why we wanted to talk about it
0:29.3	during this Asheville Stravagans that we are embarked upon.
0:33.8	Did you trademark that?
0:35.3	Not yet.
0:36.3	You better get on it.
0:37.5	People are going to want that.
0:39.5	I'm sure they are.
0:41.5	Yeah, they're rushing to the patent offices.
0:44.2	I think that's how it works.
0:45.9	Yeah.
0:46.9	I don't know.
0:47.4	Sure.
0:48.3	Well, I was telling Lauren before we started recording that I've always been a person person who said I don't like IPAs, but
0:55.1	doing the research for this episode I realized I do like IPAs. But there was kind of
0:59.9	this IPA arms race where they were everywhere and bad ones were everywhere.
1:04.3	Yeah and it was too many.
1:06.0	Yes.
1:07.0	So I think I just don't like bad I.
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