The Story of IPA Part 1

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Brewing Society

Nathan Vadeboncoeur

5 episodes

17 hours ago

The story of beer is the story of the societies that brewed it. And there are a lot of these. People have been sitting down with friends to chat over a pint for the past 9,000 years. Each episode, brewer and scientist Nathan Vadeboncoeur brings you a new story about the people, places and social forces that make beer what it is today, and what it was in times past. There are long-form deep dives into the roots of different styles, interviews with brewers, scientists and beer historians, and shorter stories about new advancements in brewing and relatable anecdotes from long ago.

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The Story of IPA Part 1

Brewing Society

55 minutes 36 seconds

1 year ago

The Story of IPA Part 1

The India Pale Ale is more than just a beer—it is a window into the forces that shaped modern history. From its accidental discovery in the 1750s to its rise as the defining ale of the British Empire, IPA’s story reflects the triumphs and challenges of an evolving world.

This episode delves into its origins, transformation through the Industrial Revolution, its role in colonial society, the advancement of women's rights, and discusses its ultimate decline amidst the upheaval of the early 20th century. Through science, shrewd business deals, and culture, IPA became both a product of its time and a symbol of progress. Explore Part 1 of the remarkable legacy behind this iconic beer.

This podcast is a narrated article written by brewer Nathan Vadeboncoeur of Project Hop.

You can follow Project on Instagram or subscribe to the Beer Society podcast here on Spotify.