IPA

So it seems like the craft beer scene is making way for yet another thing to rave about. We're seeing an increasing amount of this "new" variant of IPA called the Cold IPA. WTF is this Cold IPA all about?

One of the common phrases we often hear from newbie craft beer drinkers is “I want IPA, but I don’t want so bitter one can or not uh?”

As the weather drops and it's been raining so frequently, there's nothing quite like warming up on a chilly winter day in front of a roaring fire with some tasty stouts and DIPAs to keep you warm.

One of the newer styles to the IPA family, and there has been a huge haze craze about it. Many questions around whether there is actually a difference between the Hazy IPA and the NEIPA. Well, what do you think?

The IPA stands for India Pale Ale, and nothing is more interesting than the history behind its name. Many of you seasoned drinkers out there might already know this, but then again, the version that you know of is still debatable even till today.