Pale ale and IPA beer drinkers are more likely to be risk-takers and sensation-seekers, according to a new study. Despite ale drinkers being perceived as calmer than their lager cousins they still ...

What’s the Difference Between Pale Ale and IPA? Read this, and you won't have to quiz your bartender. By Maggie Dutton • August 19, 2008 12:00 am ...

Speed up the clock, and India pale ale, in all its fruity-piney-bitter glory, has become the engine of an American craft-beer industry now up to 6,000 breweries and counting. Back to the name.

“IPA stands for India Pale Ale. In the 1800s, when India was under control of the British East India Trading Company, ...

Pale ale is a beer style with history back to the 1600s, ... After leading the way for so long, pale ale was finally passed in sales by IPA in 2011, and the gap has only increased since then.

Conceived in England in the late 18th century, the iconic India pale ale has a storied past and a bright future. In the 1700s, beer makers added extra hops during the brewing process; hops was a ...

But before you go and label that beer as your “IPA,” realize that you’ll be fighting an uphill battle in asking the consumer to judge that beer as India pale ale, in a time when beer ...

What makes an IPA different from other styles? Generally, it’s the hops. And boy, are there a lot to choose from!

Dale's Pale Ale: B. I know I've had this before. I remember lots of bitter hops. But the last time I had it was probably 12 years ago where I was still sorta getting into the pale ale landscape.

The Pale, some felt, was yesterday’s beer – and tomorrow belonged to the India Pale Ale (IPA). “I absolutely think IPAs have cannibalized Pale Ales,” maintained Mitch Steele, ...

The brewers at Stone Brewing Company do their own thing. They’re stubborn. They’re unapologetic. They have a beer called Arrogant Bastard (it’s tagline is “you’re not worthy”). So, it ...