IPA (India Pale Ale) is a variety of beer from the English tradition that is characterized by being sparkling, unfiltered, with an intense orange color and a predominantly hop flavor and aroma. Its origins date back to the second half of the 18th century, the result of the efforts of British brewers to achieve a beer that is preserved in hot climates and especially during long voyages across the ocean to India. To achieve this objective, a high amount of hops is used in the preparation of this beer, which acts as a preservative.

It is an unfiltered, frothy beer with an intense orange color and a predominant hop flavor and aroma.