What were IPAs like in the past? In reality, we can never know for sure, unfortunately. However, in England, there are still breweries that keep many production traditions alive, which are now practically obsolete, and offer their version of India Pale Ale. These are, of course, English India Pale Ales, which differ in many aspects from those we drink much more often and enchant us with super intense aromas of citrus and tropical fruits. This bottle from the historic Samuel Smith's Brewery, on the other hand, surprises with a balance between the biscuity and slightly caramelized notes of English malts and the typical flavors of lemon, orange, herbs, tea, and spices of British hops. A great drink, like few others left!
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What were IPAs like in the past? In reality, we can never know for sure, unfortunately. However, in England, there are still breweries that keep many production traditions alive, which are now practically obsolete, and offer their version of India Pale Ale. These are, of course, English India Pale Ales, which differ in many aspects from those we drink much more often and enchant us with super intense aromas of citrus and tropical fruits. This bottle from the historic Samuel Smith's Brewery, on the other hand, surprises with a balance between the biscuity and slightly caramelized notes of English malts and the typical flavors of lemon, orange, herbs, tea, and spices of British hops. A great drink, like few others left!
