IPA vs. Brown Ale

panicbuttonguy · Feb 24, 2012

If you were going to start a brewery that initially offered 2 styles of beer what would they be?

Pale Ale
Brown Ale
IPA
Wheat
Blonde
Stout
Cream
Amber
Red

Any others? What 2 would you want?

Teromous · Feb 24, 2012

If I started a brewery:
-PA
-Wheat

2 Beers I would want:
-IIPA
-Tripel

permo · Feb 24, 2012

If I were making the beers for me: IPA and a Belgian of some sort

I I were making them according to what I think would sell the most: Koslch and PA

Scooby_Brew · Feb 24, 2012

-IIPA
-Wheat (orange-raspberry wheat, blueberry-mellon wheat, or something like that)
That wouldn't be my choice, but these are the popular pics right now I think.

TheCatman · Feb 24, 2012

I'd do an APA and probably a Dry Stout.

Demobeer · Jan 30, 2021

panicbuttonguy said:
If you were going to start a brewery that initially offered 2 styles of beer what would they be?

Pale Ale
Brown Ale
IPA
Wheat
Blonde
Stout
Cream
Amber
Red

Any others? What 2 would you want?

bracconiere · Jan 30, 2021

two beers! :mug:

then drink two more! :mug:

edit: but kidding aside... lager, pale ale....

grampamark · Jan 30, 2021

This thread almost 9 years old. Today, most of the replies would involve hazy IPAs, and stouts, the descriptions of which would sound more like a grocery list than a beer recipe.

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