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Offline jtoots

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Re: IPA water profile
« Reply #15 on: June 12, 2018, 06:09:05 am »
Well whatever it is I want to drink it and I want it to taste good.   :o

LOL I'm with ya buddy, your inquiry got totally derailed.

Offline banjo-guy

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Re: IPA water profile
« Reply #16 on: June 12, 2018, 06:43:14 am »
NEIPA is not an IPA. Its a NEIPA.



And that's from the young Denny Conn himself.


On point
Beer styles evolve.  Nothing stays the same forever.
But, analogous to biological evolution, when something evolves to a certain degree, it's now something else, a new and separate species as it were. These are now two very different things with a common ancestor, both having evolved in different directions. BA has done well to create a new style category in its guidelines, BJCP should follow suit.  My $0.02.
I agree. NEIPA is a new species.


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