This is all balanced with a touch of sweetness and a silky smooth texture. Biscuity notes from our Extra Pale Malt are paired with hop bitterness. When our Session IPA does reach your lips, it certainly delivers on taste. That's before you’ve even taken your first sip. The body and residual sweetness of a session are usually milder or lower. What Is the Difference Between Session IPA and Pale Ale Pale Ales have more malt/hop flavor than Session IPAs and overall, Pale Ales deliver more balance. Generally a lighter alternative to regular IPAs. Some say Session IPAs taste more hoppy and yet aren’t as bitter as Regular IPAs. About this beer A moreish, gluten-free session IPA, infused with real grapefruit peel and brimming with tropical fruit notes and hop aromas. Red fruits, resinous pine and light citrus unite to create an alluring scent. A Session IPA is the lighter version of an IPA, which is why it is slightly different. Session IPAs have lesser malt and hops than Regular IPAs. This complex blend of the finest hops ensures a harmonious combination of punchy aromas. That comes from the skillful addition of Goldings, Citra, and Centennia hops late in the brewing process. It's packed with tropical grapefruit, berry and zesty lemon character. We have expertly brewed it to be a light, yet aromatic and moreish beer. At Innis & Gunn, we only brew beers of real depth and body and our Session IPA is no exception.

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