Summer Ale in the winter, is it so wrong?

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Rob_B

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As I sit here nearly finishing the last of my Summer Ales I can't help but to want to brew another batch to last me through the winter. Now granted Florida doesn't have much of a winter I'm stuck between having a righteous house brew all year or having something to look forward to come summer time.
 
Nah. I'm brewing up one last hurrah to Summer this weekend: a delicious centennial IPA.
 
I just brewed an APA and have a strawberry blonde on deck. Nothing wrong with Summer beers off season!
 
I make and drink whatever I feel like drinking. I have porters and stouts in the summer heat, and pilsners in the dead of winter :)
 
Is it just me or does anyone else think an IPA isn't a "summer beer"? Seems like IPAs are a year-round any kind of weather beer while summer beers are easy drinking sessionable ales. Picky, picky :)

I say brew whatever you want to drink.
 
True enough! Now I just need another name for the brew so it doesn't suffer from an identity crisis.
 
Is it just me or does anyone else think an IPA isn't a "summer beer"? Seems like IPAs are a year-round any kind of weather beer while summer beers are easy drinking sessionable ales. Picky, picky :)

I say brew whatever you want to drink.

x2 i like ipa's year round
 
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