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Published by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) this homebrew classics guide contains not only the fascinating history of India Pale Ale (IPA) but also provides all the information needed to authentically reproduce this famous style of beer including many recipes.This item contains 1 book Homebrew Classics IPA. 155 pages. If you are new to brewing then view our "How to Brew Beer guide" Also available are these other books Home Brewed Beer and Stouts Real Cidermaking on a Small Scale The Wine and Beer Makers...

Our IPA recalls a time when ales shipped from England to India were highly hopped to preserve their distinct taste during the long journey. The result, quite simply a hop lover's dream. And this classic ale adds a fruity aroma, set off by a dry malt middle, to ensure that the long hop finish is one you'll remember.

Golden ale with slight bitterness and a thirst quenching sharpness.

They then fill the lauter tun with hops for a further infusion and then dry hop with the beer with even more hops using our own unique circulation process to ensure maximum contact between the hops and the body of the beer.

THE ORIGINAL EXPORT. A true IPA with a strong hop aroma and flavour, a rich malty, bitter taste and pale in colour. MARSTON'S OLD EMPIRE IS A TRUE INDIA PALE ALE - IT HAS A STRONG HOP AROMA AND FLAVOUR, A RICH MALTY, BITTER TASTE AND IS PALE IN COLOUR. DURING THE 19TH CENTURY, BURTON BECAME FAMOUS FOR BREWING THE BEST BEER FOR EXPORT TO INDIA. SPARKLING SPRING WATER, A ROBUST STRAIN OF YEAST, HIGH LEVELS OF HOPS AND MATURATION IN OAK CASKS ALL ENSURED THAT THE BEER SURVIVED THE THREE-MONTH SEA JOURNEY...

From the Coopers website the kit has 710ibu the highest bitter rating all their kits and a finished beer ibu=38. Has nice flavor, amber color, good head retention and very bitter. Other people love it even commenting on the nice malt flavors and they do not think it is too bitter as they prefer a more British style hoppy-bitter ale beer. At 10 months old it has smoothed out a bit but is still a bit too bitter a finish for my taste. To compare I ordered a British made "bitter" beer in a local pub...

In fact the style originated in London, and between 1780 and 1820 the East London firm of Hodgson had a jealously guarded monopoly of supply to the growing India market. These beers were characterised by pale malts, long maturation, massive hopping levels and high alcoholic strength. The latter were necessary to ensure the beer survived the long months at sea if it was not to be tipped straight into the harbour at Calcutta - a fate not unknown.

Product Desc A traditionally strong Pale Ale using a limited kilning of East India Malt in order to replicate the East India Pale Ales of the past.

A special homebrew kit of exceptional quality, strength and flavour. This 1.8kg kit is made from concentrated English malted barley and only the best hops.

St. Peter's Brewery is located in a medieval hall in a remote, rural corner of Suffolk, Eastern England. There our ales begin life deep below the brewery with water drawn from a pure source - as it has been for 700 years. Our beautiful flask-shaped oval bottle is a faithful copy of one made c,1770 for Thomas Gerrard of Gibbstown, just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia.