time to play the "can you name this style by the pictures" game.

African IpA

kevokie said:

African IpA

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You are half right

bottlebomber said:

This beer comes from a region not normally associated with brewing beer.

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Antarctica IPA

Japanese IPA?

French IPA

New Zealand IPA aka NZPA.

German ipa

jfrank85 said:

Japanese IPA?

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Haha... Bam!

Lol wow i really wasn't expecting to win!

This should be quite easy, single hopped, decent abv.

American Pale Ale

Lets get this one done quickly so others can post more difficult beers.

Fits into the end of range requirements for the style.
15srm 70ibu

Looking for the specific single hop as well. Slight pine, citrus and fruit. Moderate spicy and earthy characteristics. Found in many commercial examples.

Amber?

Centennial IPA

Throwing out wild guesses, latitude 48 simcoe

Chinook double ipa

barrooze said:

Chinook double ipa

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Correct hop, not style. Re read the last hint.

Chinook IPA

Kokopuff829 said:

Chinook IPA

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Hazzzah! Your turn!

Does this one count,it`s not to the glass yet.:rockin:

Not the first time a carboy has been posted.

American Wheat

Cream ale?

barrooze said:

Cream ale?

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I would say thats closer than AW.

jfrank85 said:

This should be quite easy, single hopped, decent abv.

<img src="https://www.homebrewtalk.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=49583"/>

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Its a magic beer with the ability to levitate off the counter

derek81 said:

Its a magic beer with the ability to levitate off the counter

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That's my "special" beer that does that.

Honey kolsch?

American pale ale?

Corn fed Blonde

Steam beer?

Belgian Wit

Irish Red 3 days into ferm

Honey Wheat?

Ipa

English IPA?

Mild?

Frank has slacked on the thread for 2 days, anyone can post a brew now as per the rules of the game

Hint, I consider it a local beer.

Stout.

C'mon man... Lol

Dry Irish Stout

damn! I should have said "dark beer"

Okay, scratch my first one..

Milk Stout