What's your IPA consumption?

Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by 19etz55, Sep 29, 2014.

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What % of your beers are IPA's?

Poll closed May 29, 2015.
  1. 0-20%

    16.8%
  2. 21-40%

    18.6%
  3. 41-60%

    22.4%
  4. 61-80%

    24.6%
  5. 81-99%

    16.3%
  6. 100%

    1.3%
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  1. Lukus_Maximus

    Lukus_Maximus Initiate (0) Apr 13, 2014 Connecticut

    Warmer weather I would estimate about 75% IPA consumption. On the flipside, with the colder weather it probably goes down to around 35% with Stouts/Seasonal beers supplementing them.
     
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  2. cjgiant

    cjgiant Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,584) Jul 13, 2013 District of Columbia
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    For new beers and ratings, it's probably nearer 10%. For all beers consumed, including repeats and homebrews, it's probably about a third, which is down from probably close to if not over 50%.
     
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  3. dennis3951

    dennis3951 Initiate (0) Mar 6, 2008 New Jersey

    20% at the most and declining. Lagers, Stouts/Porters and other ales on the rise.
     
  4. otispdriftwood

    otispdriftwood Initiate (0) Dec 9, 2011 Colorado

    As a bona fide hop head, I was honest and chose 81-99%. When the weather gets cooler, I mix in additional styles, like porters, stouts & barleywines and also gravitate to higher ABV DIPAs. But since I rarely drink during the week, my taste buds have a chance to recover before getting assaulted again.
     
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  5. lightman1

    lightman1 Zealot (607) Oct 19, 2013 Arkansas
    Trader

    About half of my beer consumption/purchases are IPA's. If it ever gets cooler here, I'll drink more Porters and Stouts. But over the year, IPA's count for half of my beer consumption.
     
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  6. rgordon

    rgordon Pooh-Bah (2,701) Apr 26, 2012 North Carolina
    Pooh-Bah

    It's not that I don't like you or your ideas, but please don't make me look at that again.
     
  7. jesskidden

    jesskidden Grand Pooh-Bah (3,145) Aug 10, 2005 New Jersey
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    Sure, just add a heaping teaspoonful of...
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    :wink:
     
  8. utopiajane

    utopiajane Grand Pooh-Bah (3,982) Jun 11, 2013 New York
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    I too am a 21-40% IPA drinker. I love them. I want them and I have them but I like lots of styles. So it's more a question of what I'm in the mood for and what is the current seasonal.
     
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  9. stephens101

    stephens101 Pooh-Bah (2,778) May 5, 2006 Oklahoma
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    21-40. And more toward 20 than 40. Can't session on IPA's exclusively. Gotta change it up or get palate fatigue.
     
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  10. IvanJ126

    IvanJ126 Initiate (0) Aug 19, 2014 Texas

    I live in Houston IPA are a must I say 9 out of 10 for me
     
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  11. nkelley77

    nkelley77 Initiate (0) Nov 20, 2013 Massachusetts

    When I take a break from beer for a while... I dream of a kick ass IPA.. Could go for a fresh Another One right know. Damn that sounds good
     
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  12. TongoRad

    TongoRad Grand Pooh-Bah (3,884) Jun 3, 2004 New Jersey
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    Yeah, but the Balantine IPA revival has to offset those numbers lately, doesn't it? :slight_smile:

    I know it pushed my IPA percentage up in the past month.
     
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  13. misternebbie

    misternebbie Initiate (0) Aug 24, 2014 Pennsylvania

    Probably around 15%,
    more so in warmer weather for me along with hefe's and wheats. This time of year I'm thinking about seasonal beers, and the darker brews Bock,Dunkle,Porter and Stout . Although I can enjoy a good IPA or Dunkle anytime anywhere
    Nebbie
     
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  14. cambabeer

    cambabeer Pooh-Bah (2,670) Dec 29, 2010 New York
    Mod Team Society Pooh-Bah Trader

    I'm probably at just under 40%... it's on the decline though. I probably maxed out at about 65%.
     
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  15. nc41

    nc41 Initiate (0) Sep 25, 2008 North Carolina
    Trader

    Probably 80% or so, still have a nice Fest beer or a Ba stout every now and then, occasional Miller lite too. The good thing with HDR is that I've failed to hit critical mass and palate fatigue. Not overly bitter, very fruity and balanced i suppose.
     
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  16. y2jrock60

    y2jrock60 Pundit (841) Dec 5, 2007 Pennsylvania

    For a while it seemed I was only consuming IPAs. Lately though, I they're only making up between 20-30% of my beer consumption.
     
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  17. BeRightBock

    BeRightBock Zealot (653) Apr 27, 2007 New York

    Up until this year it was two cans of Heady per year for five years prior.

    This year I found CC Jai Alai and drank the bejeezus outta that, and killed off two sixers of the aforementioned Ballantine.

    There may be something wrong with me.
     
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  18. rgordon

    rgordon Pooh-Bah (2,701) Apr 26, 2012 North Carolina
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    Does wonders for barley soup.
     
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  19. Sunn

    Sunn Initiate (0) Oct 14, 2012 Iowa

    I'd say around 70-75% for me. I like a great stout, but I feel like I get burnout from a stout compared to an IPA far quicker. My percentage has been decreasing, though, due to my introduction to Berliner Weisse and sours. Honestly I'd prefer to buy a sour or a Berliner Weisse at this point in time, but unfortunately the selection for those type of beers in my area is terrible. Luckily the IPA/APA/DIPA selection's great where I'm at so I can keep the burnout at bay. Plus, the only stout known to 95% of the population around here is Guinness so that's another plus if I get tired of an IPA.
     
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  20. BeerMeInStl

    BeerMeInStl Initiate (0) Jan 26, 2013 Missouri

    I'm probably at around 80% for IPAs. That will go down as the weather cools down.
     
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