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> Tons of IPAs are a sign that the brewery doesn't really have their shit together from a cleanliness standpoint. That takes things a bit far. It can easily be
by twblalock 10y ago
> Tons of IPAs are a sign that the brewery doesn't really have their shit together from a cleanliness standpoint.
That takes things a bit far. It can easily be a sign that the brewery has hopped on the IPA bandwagon like everyone else.
- monocasa 10y agoWhy do you think the IPA bandwagon got started to begin with? And why does it slow down in areas with a more developed craft scene like Colorado and the northwest?
- dugword 10y agoI've been drinking IPAs in Oregon for over a decade and the breweries haven't slowed down on making them one bit. There are more choices of highly hopped beers than ever. Typically half the selection on the shelf is some kind of IPA.