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35 minutes ago, eugenep said:I see there is an IPA, an American invention I believe
Although America does produce impressive IPAs, IPA is most certainly not an American invention! It is very British, a result and symbol of the British Raj, when pale ale was shipped from England to India in the 1800s to keep the colonisers happy!
34 minutes ago, eugenep said:I see there is an IPA, an American invention I believe
Although America does produce impressive IPAs, IPA is most certainly not an American invention! It is very British, a result and symbol of the British Raj, when pale ale was shipped from England to India in the 1700s to keep the colonisers happy!
27 minutes ago, eugenep said:I see there is an IPA, an American invention I believe
Although America does produce impressive IPAs, IPA is most certainly not an American invention! It is very British, a result and symbol of the British Raj, when pale ale was shipped from England to India to keep the colonisers happy!
