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The first beer we will explore the history of is the IPA, or India Pale Ale. The IPA was created originally in the 1700âs in England. The British, being very fond of their beer, would send it wherever their troops were stationed, including India. During this time period, there were two things that made this difficult.
IPA, Ron points out, was not always strong, even in the nineteenth century; and, anyway, British beer styles evolve over time: an 1850 IPA would bear little resemblance to one brewed in, say, 1946. The fact is, though, that GK do seem out of step with the current usage of the term IPA. On the one hand, more traditional ale brewers in the UK tend to give the name to the beer in their range which, compared to their standard bitter, is lighter in colour (often orange-hued) and more evidently hoppy.