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Beer is an essential part of American culture, and with thousands of brands to choose from, it’s no wonder that the United States has one of the most diverse and vibrant beer scenes in the world. From the most popular mass market brews to the rise of craft beer brands and international favorites, there’s a beer for every palate. But what makes these brands stand out from the rest?

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Let’s talk American IPAs, arguably the rockstars of the current craft beer world. As you probably know, American IPAs set themselves apart with intense hoppy flavors and aromas. They get these bold hop notes from generous additions of citrusy and tropical American hops varieties like Cascade, Citra, Mosaic, and Galaxy. You’ll immediately notice super fresh, juicy flavors like mango, orange, grapefruit, and peach.

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Hey beer friend! Let’s talk British Golden Ales. These sunny brews are perfect for sipping on a nice day outdoors. As the name suggests, British Golden Ales have a bright golden color and a crisp, refreshing taste. They are fermented at cooler ale temperatures compared to warmer-fermented golden American ales, giving them a cleaner profile. The star of the show however is the hopping, which provides floral, spicy, and fruity notes.

As you probably know, American Pale Ales showcase citrusy, floral hop flavors rather than the earthy English hops of traditional pale ales. They tend to

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