<center><h1>Grapefruit IPA</h1></center>

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|Category|Style|ABV|IBU|
|-|-|-|-|
	|Hybrid/mixed Beer|Fruit Beer|6.2|55|

#### Our Thoughts

Today we have "Grapefruit IPA" which is a Fruit Beer that could be compared to a Strong IPA. Sitting at a ABV value of 6.2 your going to want to watch how many of these you consume in one sitting! This beer is meant for the drinker with a distinguished taste for bitterness.

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#### Fruit Beer
Fruit beers are any beers using fruit or fruit extracts as an adjunct in either, the mash, kettle, primary or secondary fermentation providing obvious ranging from subtle to intense, yet harmonious, fruit qualities. Fruit qualities should not be overpowered by hop character. If a fruit such as juniper berry has an herbal or spice quality, it is more appropriate to consider it in the herb and spice beers category. Acidic bacterial not wild yeast fermentation characters may be evident but not necessary they would contribute to acidity and enhance fruity balance. Clear or hazy beer is acceptable in appearance. A statement by the brewer explaining what fruits are used is essential in order for fair assessment in competitions. If this beer is a classic style with fruit, the brewer should also specify the classic style.

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#### What does ABV/IBU mean?

**ABV**
 ABV stands for Alcohol By Volume and is listed as a percentage and lets you know how much of your beer is alcohol and how much is other stuff. 

 **IBU**
 stands for International Bitterness Units measures the bitterness from hops in a beer on a scale of 0 to 100.
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### Beer Fact of the Day

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