Favorite IPA 6% or under

It's a toss up between Carton Boat and Tired Hands Hophands. If we can push it above 6% it's Trillium Fort Point, my favorite hoppy beer of any style right now.

It's whatever the brewer wants to call it. What's the difference between a session ipa and an American Pale Ale?

 

Bridgeport
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60 Minute.

 

same

 

6.1-6.9 range:
Revolution Anti-Hero
Lagunitas IPA
Surly Furious

6.0:
Solemn Oath - Kidnapped by Vikings

Tough to find IPA's that are good and under 6.

 

Has to be Golden Nugget

 

Lavery Brewing's Dulachan
Goose Island's Endless IPA
Three Brothers Drift
Golden Road's Point the way IPA
Evil Twin's Bikini Beer

 

Toppling Goliath Golden Nugget
Dogfish Head 60 minute
Lagunitas Daytime

 

Didn't even realize Light Speed was under 6%. I change my answer.... Light Speed it is!

 

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned 21st Amendment's Bitter American.

 

Masala Mama without a doubt

 

So far, Stone go to ipa. Very good to me. Kind of watery like others say, but to me it's like an enjoy by " light "

 

Short's kills it with low ABV IPAs. Hopstache and Stellar Ale are two of my favorite IPAs and both clock in under 6%.

 

I was fortunate enough to try this one:

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Other than that not much pops up. I suppose I'm with the 60 Minute crowd. Also I remember Single-Wide from Boulevard being pretty good.

 

Two roads lil' heaven session ipa

 

Just a shame that Greene King IPA is awful.

 

Phillips Bottlerocket ISA comes in at 5%. A great beverage.

 

ZeeLander!!!!!

 

I guess you would characterize this as sessionable IPA's. My 2 favorites are Stone Go To IPA and a great local beer made by Burley Oak that I believe is considered a brown session IPA called El Camino

 

It's a strange thing, I normally don't drink it if there's anything else on offer. But when I do drink it , when well kept I find it's actually a decent pint.
In 2004 , in a blind tasting it won a class award in the Great British Beer Festival and was runner up to being Champion Beer of Britain. This didn't go down too well with many CAMRA members but by all accounts it was all done fairly.
Incidentally the Bros rated it at 93% (outstanding)
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