Which style of pale ale is characterized by a pronounced hop flavor and was historically exported from Britain to India?

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IPA

IPA stands for India Pale Ale, a style developed in the 18th century to survive the long sea voyage from Britain to India. The high hop content and alcohol levels acted as natural preservatives, preventing the beer from spoiling during the months-long journey.

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