Where my Buckeyes at?

[rpbuckeye]

I am also rpbuckeye on other sites.

I'm new to the beer scene but I'm quickly starting to like the taste of it. India Pale Ales or "IPAs" although aggressive and some what bitty are becoming a favorite of mine. I really think IPAs are going to be a game changer in this "craft beer" progression.

It would be really nice to know if there are any other Buckeyes here that are into craft beer and posting pictures of their beers with Internet strangers? Cheers!

 

[ABSTRACTlegend]

welcome to ddt

 

[coach]

I am also rpbuckeye on other sites.

I'm new to the beer scene but I'm quickly starting to like the taste of it. India Pale Ales or "IPAs" although aggressive and some what bitty are becoming a favorite of mine. I really think IPAs are going to be a game changer in this "craft beer" progression.

It would be really nice to know if there are any other Buckeyes here that are into craft beer and posting pictures of their beers with Internet strangers? Cheers!

Wait. So Indian Pale Ales are not from India?

I have much to learn.

 

[sameasiteverwas]

Let's just do our best to keep hordes of buckeye fans from ruining this site
Constant vigilance!

 

[rpbuckeye]

Wait. So Indian Pale Ales are not from India?

I have much to learn.

French Lick, Indiana. I'm fairly certain. You will start to see releases soon, but buy them fresh.

 

[Dave]

Wait. So Indian Pale Ales are not from India?

Actually, the British filled boats with barrels of a strong hoppy ale in the 1800s and sailed to India, but miscalculated the route and instead went north on the Mississippi River, straight to Indianapolis. Thus IPA was born.