White IPA?

Originally posted by DYCSoccer17
I think the Schneider-Brooklyn Hopfenweisse is probably the father of this "style"

Not at all, that’s a German wheat beer. I’m sure it’s a matter of "There’s black IPA, so let’s make a white one. How do we do that?"

I had a white IPA from Saranac and it was darn good.

Originally posted by tone77
I had a white IPA from Saranac and it was darn good.

no you didnt

Well, I vote for IPA done in a wit process. Here’s one that seemed pretty tasty:

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/saranac-white-ipa/161337/

Originally posted by tone77
I had a white IPA from Saranac and it was darn good.

Missed this at first glance. I do agree.

Red and yellow
Black and white
They are precious in his sight
Jesus loves the various IPAs of the world