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Ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ales are brewed with top-fermenting yeasts at temperatures from 15 to 25 °C (59 to 77 °F).
Before the introduction of hops into England from the Netherlands in the 15th century the name "ale" was exclusively applied to unhopped fermented beverages, the term "beer" being gradually introduced to describe a brew with an infusion of hops.
Ales are also usually served at a higher temperature than lagers: in the UK typically around 12 °C (54 °F) for an ale as compared to 8 °C (46 °F) for a lager.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ale (692 words)



Paleb> ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Paleb> ale is a name given to beers using paleb> malts which are top fermented.
India Paleb> Ale was a British October Paleb> Ale beer bought for export to India.
This is the reason why Burton-upon-Trent became the best place to brew Paleb> Ale; it kept the leadership until a chemist, C. Vincent discovered a way to reproduce the chemical composition of the water from Burton-upon-Trent, thus giving anybody the possibility to brew good Paleb> Ale all over England.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_ale (377 words)



Schlafly Beer Styles

This unfiltered wheat ale is brewed with a Belgian yeast and flavored with orange peel and coriander.
Bavarian wheat ale yeast contributes a fruity, spicy aroma and flavor common to German wheat beers.
This Bavarian-style unfiltered wheat ale is light in color and medium-bodied with a fruity and clovey aroma and flavor imparted by the German yeast.

http://www.schlafly.com/beers.shtml (1297 words)



BREWING IN STYLE- Paleb> Ale

Paleb> ales are actually amber, reddish-bronze or copper colored, "paleb>" in comparison to darker English beers such as brown ales, porters and stouts.
Paleb> ales have a clean taste, with discernable but low malt flavor and aroma, and a lingering, dry hop finish.
Paleb> ale is a traditional English ale style.

http://www.tirbriste.org/dmir/BrewingVintning/pale.html (700 words)



BT - India Paleb> Ale, Part I: IPA and Empire--Necessity and Enterprise give Birth to a Style

Hodgson's paleb> ales were some of the first beers in the world that were paler than black or brown.
These copper-colored or reddish-bronze beers were called paleb> ales because they were lighter in color than the popular brown ales, porters and stouts (4).
A record of the original gravities of beers brewed in the Burton area suggests that by 1880-1900 most exports were of the India Paleb> Ale variety (Table I).

http://www.brewingtechniques.com/library/styles/2_2style.html (4113 words)



Piranha Paleb> Ale

The intense hop flavor and aroma of many American paleb> ales can be attributed to "dry hopping", which is the addition of hops to the beer during its fermenting or conditioning stage.
Paleb> ale is a traditional English style that came about in the 19th Century as a specific term used to describe a "premium" bitter.
Compared to their English cousins, American paleb> ales tend to be even more hoppy in character with the distinctive floral and spicy flavors of American hops.

http://www.bjsbrewhouse.com/brewery_page/beerprofiles/profile_piranha.html (288 words)



rogue.com : Rogue Brews

Morimoto Soba Ale is brewed with Roasted Buckwheat, Paleb> malt, Munich Malt, 13-17 Carastan Malt, and Crystal Hops.
While the recipe (a paleb> ale infused with whole juniper berries) on the label remain the same, the name and label are new for 2005.
It is described as a paleb> ale, saffron in color with a smooth malt balance; a floral aroma with a dry spicy finish from whole juniper berries.

http://www.rogue.com/brews.html (8171 words)



Paleb> ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Paleb> ale was a term used for beers made from malt dried with coke.
Paleb> ale is a term used to describe a variety of beers which use ale yeast and predominantly paleb> malts.
Saison is the name given to paleb> ales brewed in Wallonia, the French-speaking region of Belgium.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_ale (677 words)



MSN Encarta - Beer

Paleb> ale is a clear beer with a dry, malty, nutty flavor.
Brown ale, in contrast, is deep amber or darker in color and may have a strong, dry, nutty taste or be somewhat sweet and fruity, depending on how it is brewed.
Bock and doppel bock beer are usually brewed in the winter and consumed in the spring.

http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761572429/Beer.html (677 words)



My Life is Beer!: Boulevard Paleb> Ale - Boulevard Brewing Co.

I prefer their wheat beer, but the Paleb> is by far a great, great beer.
I'm not a paleb> ale drinker, but this is very good beer.
The Paleb> Ale is my second favorite, and noticeably less filling than their Wheat.

http://www.mylifeisbeer.com/beer/bottles/bottledetail/75 (747 words)



Mendocino Brewing Company - Blue Heron Paleb> Ale

Like all of the traditionally brewed ales from the Mendocino Brewing Company, Blue Heron Paleb> Ale is bottle conditioned - A process where our special, proprietary yeast is introduced to the mature ale before it is bottled, producing natural carbonation in the container and a rich complexity in aroma and flavor.
Blue Heron Paleb> Ale, aptly named for the many beautiful Great Blue Herons which nest along the Russian River, was first brewed in 1985 as one of Mendocino Brewing Company's spring seasonal ales.
An IPA was a paleb> ale, characterized by a high alcohol content and a very high hop flavor.

http://www.mendobrew.com/brews/blue_heron.html (475 words)



Coast Range Brewing Co. - one of California's finest microbreweries, the proof is in the beer.

This is our flagship beer and one of the finest paleb> ales you will find.
Coast Range Paleb> Ale won a Silver certificate and a Third place ribbon in the traditional Paleb> Ale category at the California State Fair Commercial craft Beer competition in 1995 and 1997.
California Blonde Ale won a Gold medal at he 1996 World Beer Cup, a Bronze medal in the 1997 World Beer Championships, and a Silver Medal in the 1998 World Beer Championships.

http://www.whatalesyou.com/breweries/coastrange (720 words)



BT - India Paleb> Ale, Part II: The Sun Never Sets--

Remember that the designation "paleb>" meant that the beers were not brown ales, porters or stouts.
Most beer writers treat India Paleb> Ale (IPA) as a subgroup of beers within the paleb> ale category.
India Paleb> Ale was a solution to a great beer problem (3).

http://www.brewingtechniques.com/library/styles/2_3style.html (3666 words)



India Paleb> Ale

Known as either India Paleb> Ale, or more simply IPA, the origin of both Paleb> and India Paleb> Ale dates to the late 1700's and a revolution in brewing.
Thirsty Britains lapped up the newcomer with abandon and paleb> ale was soon king of the beers.
Of course Guinness was included for their famous stout, but all the others were brewers of Paleb> Ale.

http://www.northamericanbrewers.org/india_pale_ale.htm (804 words)



Paleb> ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Paleb> ale is a name given to beers using paleb> malts which are top fermented.
India Paleb> Ale was a British October Paleb> Ale beer bought for export to India.
Paleb> ales have medium body, and low-to-medium maltiness.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_ale (804 words)



Angelic Brewing : Welcome

Mild aromas of paleb> malt and mild hopsack.
The paleb> has a clean straw color with a smaller off white head.
This golden ale is light and well balanced, meaning there is no lingering aftertaste on your palate.

http://www.angelicbrewing.com (595 words)



Bass (beer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bass is most particularly associated with their paleb> ale.
Bass is the name of a former brewery and the brand name for several English beers brewed in Burton-upon-Trent.
The Bass and Co Brewery was established by William Bass in 1777 and was one of the first breweries in Burton-upon-Trent.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bass_Ale (595 words)



Microbrewed Beer of the Month Club

The beers that dominate the British ‘pubscape’ are distinguished by one characteristic—they are predominantly ales.
Admirably, the palate of the British beer drinker remained largely unsatisfied by the oft considered bland tastes of many a lager beer, and the ales prevailed.
This classic northern English ale is characterized by complex layers of malt and subtle balancing hops.

http://www.beermonthclub.com/newsletters/vol11no8.htm (4345 words)



My Life is Beer!: Saranac Paleb> Ale - F.X. Matt Brewing Co.

Above average Paleb> Ale, it's very true to the style and since it is the ONLY cheap Paleb> Ale I can get locally, I drink a lot of it.
this beer is boring and you might as well buy anything else that has the words "paleb> ale" on it.
This is not one of my favorites but it is a better Paleb> Ale than 95% of the overpriced microbrews out there.

http://www.mylifeisbeer.com/beer/bottles/bottledetail/632 (309 words)



Extra Special Paleb> Ale - Okanagan Spring Brewery - Beer Advocate

The taste was about average for a paleb> ale, with a tangy sweetness and detectable hops in the mix.
An American Paleb> Ale (APA) brewed by Okanagan Spring Brewery in British Columbia, Canada
Rich malts and a molasses flavours this paleb> ale.

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/3753/8652 (1215 words)



India Paleb> Ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

India Paleb> Ale (IPA, also known as Imperial Paleb> Ale), is a distinct style of beer and is characterized as a sparkling paleb> ale with a high level of alcohol (5.5% to 6.3% by volume) and hops, thus having an increased bitterness (typically 35-48 on the IBU scale).
In the same period, brewers that wanted to export paleb> ale from England to Russia were facing the same problem of avoiding the rotting of the beer, thus they increased the hop and the alcoholic strength of the beer, obtaining the so called Imperial Paleb> ale.
Although these beers were called India Paleb> Ales, the recipe was different due to the inability to mature for as long as the trip to India.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India_pale_ale (1215 words)



Samuel Smith - Old Brewery Paleb> Ale

When this sparkling amber beer was produced, it was declared paleb> to differentiate it from porter.
It has a fresh maltiness that reminds you that good beer is a product of the soil.
With the introduction of inexpensive clear drinking vessels, translucent beers became fashionable.

http://www.merchantduvin.com/pages/5_breweries/samsmith_old_brewery.html (82 words)



Sierra Nevada Paleb> Ale

While we think Paleb> Ale tastes great with everything, its assertive hop flavor goes especially well with spicy cuisine, since its clean flavors counterbalance the richness of many hot dishes.
“Sierra Nevada Paleb> Ale is the flagship beer, the one that made Chico famous.
Our most popular beer, Sierra Nevada Paleb> Ale, is a delightful interpretation of a classic style.

http://www.sierranevada.com/beers/paleale.html (144 words)



Encyclopedia: Beer

India Paleb> Ale was shipped with every voyage for over a century and became very popular in Britain and North America.
The demand for beer in the hot Indian climate by the British administrators and the troops was so great that it led to the creation of a completely new style of beer by George Hodgson in his London brewery — India Paleb> Ale.
Nowadays, only real ale tends to be served via a hand pump, not a typical way for mass-produced beers to be served; it is common to find the latter sold in bottles or drawn from a carbon dioxide-driven tap.

http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Beer (144 words)



Paleb> ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

India Paleb> Ale was a British October Paleb> Ale beer bought for export to India.
For a while Brewers would often use the term Paleb> Ale when selling the beer in bottles, and Bitter when selling the beer from the cask; but over time this distinction has vanished.
This Paleb> Ale was copied by the Burton-upon-Trent brewers and became the Bitter of today.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_ale (144 words)



14. India Paleb> Ale (IPA) - BJCP Style Guidelines

English paleb> ales were derived from India Paleb> Ales.
Comments: A paleb> ale brewed to an increased gravity and hop rate.
Overall Impression: A hoppy, moderately strong paleb> ale that features characteristics consistent with the use of English malt, hops and yeast.

http://www.bjcp.org/styles04/Category14.html (1422 words)



Coopers Brewery - Australian Beers, Ales, Stout and Homebrews

Coopers Brewery - Australian Beers, Ales, Stout and Homebrews

http://www.coopers.com.au (72 words)



Welcome to Beer America!

Clipper City India Paleb> Ale is brewed in the American style, using Fuggle and Cascade hops, which produce a richly flavored brew with a full hoppy aroma and an assertive but clean hop bitterness.
Clipper City brewing Company also produces a separate line of beers known as the Oxford Brands; these include Oxford Class Ale (an English paleb> ale) and Oxford Raspberry Wheat (a refreshing summer quencher made with real raspberries).
The last of the Clipper Reserve beers is this month's featured beer.

http://www.beeramerica.com/featuredbrew1.phtml (682 words)



English Paleb> Ale

English Paleb> Ale, as it is customarily sold in it’s bottled form, is more glamorous than the English Bitters due to its fruity esters and variable malt/hop balance.
English Paleb> Ale is light amber in color, and carbonation and head retention properties are comparable to but slightly higher than Bitter, with a woody/estery aroma profile.
Most breweries of this region maintain a tradition of aggressive hop usage, including varieties grown in Kent, near London.

http://www.ebrew.com/amber_ales/english_pale_ale.htm (116 words)



10. American Ale - BJCP Style Guidelines

However, American amber ales differ from American paleb> ales not only by being usually darker in color, but also by having more caramel flavor, more body, and usually being balanced more evenly between malt and bitterness.
The American paleb> ale will generally be cleaner, have a less caramelly malt profile, less body, and often more finishing hops.
Related to American Paleb> and American Amber Ales, although with more of a caramel and chocolate character, which tends to balance the hop bitterness and finish.

http://www.bjcp.org/styles04/Category10.html (1029 words)

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