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Bird of Prey can 33cl
IPA | 5.8%
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Uiltje Bird of Prey 0.2% can 33cl
IPA | 0.2%
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Juicy Lucy can 33cl
NEIPA | 5.5%
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Have You Ever Been Yellow can 44cl
NEIPA | 7.8%
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SaleDr. Raptor can 33cl
IPA | 8.2%
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Uiltje Houston, we have a problem can 44cl
IPA | 8.0%
€4.99 -
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SaleUiltje American Beauty can 44cl
IPA | 6.5%
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SaleUiltje Jonguh 44cl
IPA | 5.5%
€5.29€3.97 -
€4.99 -
Uiltje . Anderson Welcome Back Can 44 cl
IPA | 9.5%
€4.99 -
€4.99 -
Uiltje Juicy Lucy Double can 44cl
NEIPA | 8.0%
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Uiltje of Prey Peach, 44 cl can
IPA | 5.8%
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Uiltje Take my horse to the hotel room can 44cl
NEIPA | 5.9%
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€4.99
IPA beer is not just beer. It is a hop bomb full of citrus, tropical fruit, and character. From a refreshing thirst quencher to a thick, juicy IPA that makes even the hop plant blush. Here you will find our favorite IPAs and NEIPAs, fresh from the nest of Uiltje Choose your flavor and let the hop storm begin.
What is IPA beer?
An IPA, or India Pale Ale, is a beer style in which hops take center stage. The style is known for pronounced aromas and a recognizable bitterness. Expect flavors of citrus, tropical fruit, and sometimes spicy or resinous notes. IPA is popular among enthusiasts looking for more flavor than standard pilsner . Exactly as it should be. Uiltje .
Which IPA suits you?
Not every IPA is the same, fortunately.
- Going for smooth and juicy? Choose a New England IPA.
- In the mood for crisp, bitter, and dry? Then a West Coast IPA is perfect for you.
- Dare to try more? Grab a Double IPA with extra power.
- Just want to keep drinking? Then a Session IPA is your friend.
No idea where to start? Grab one and discover it for yourself. That's how we do it too.
Different types of IPAs
Which IPA suits you?
IPAs come in all shapes and sizes. From bitter and hoppy to smooth and fruity. Discover the most famous styles.
English IPA
Malty and spicy, with notes of caramel, biscuit, and toffee.
West Coast IPA
Bitter, dry, and bursting with pronounced hop aromas.
East Coast IPA
A nice balance between malt, hops, bitterness, and fruitiness.
New England IPA
Soft, cloudy, and above all deliciously fruity with little bitterness.
Session IPA
Lots of flavor and hops, but with a lower alcohol percentage.
Black IPA
Dark and roasted, combined with the robust hops of an IPA.
Double IPA
Extra strong, hoppy, and bitter, often with 8–12% alcohol.
Brut IPA
Dry and sparkling, with champagne yeast and plenty of hops.
IPA beer packages
Can't choose from all these different varieties? You don't have to. You can try them all with our value beer package!
This package is available in 12-, 18-, or 24-packs.
Rather buy a different beer package? Discover all beer packages here.
The history of IPA
The history of IPA dates all the way back to the 18th and 19th centuries. The British Empire had stationed troops, emigrants, and sailors all over the world.
India used to be one of the most indispensable colonies because of its climate and spices, not to mention its strategic location. But there was one drawback the British probably didn’t take into account: the long journey caused the beer to go bad quickly!
The British soon realized that the climate in India made it impossible to brew a good beer. As a result, they were limited to the only beers suitable for import: Strong, Luw, Stout, and Porters.
They used to be a popular choice among Londoners for warming up on a chilly day, but these were definitely not the kind of beers you needed in tropical India.