Five Great IPAs for National IPA Day

Bale Breaker resides in the hop field where they harvest their hops. Although their Pale Ale could be considered an IPA to most other companies, their Top Cutter reigns as their staple.

Even though Yakima Craft does have an IPA simply titled I.P.A., their Vern is a take on a Pacific Northwest IPA giving it a lighter body, but with all the flavor.

Old School House Brewing, located in Winthrop, might be one you haven't heard of yet, but one taste and you won't be surprised why this beer keeps winning award after award in several Washington beer festivals. If you can find it, grab it!

Although Berchman's Brewing Co. is new to the Yakima Valley, their beer certainly has a place for it. In fact, their beer is named after places in the valley, including their IPA. Though they don't have a full brewery set up with a tap room and all that, they do bottle and distribute locally.

Because great things don't need a fancy name. Snipes, located in Sunnyside, is one of the best breweries in the state, not just in the valley. Their IPA is fantastic.