IBU, which stands for International Bitterness Units, is, simply put, a scale used to measure how bitter a specific beer is.

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The IBU measurement is so ubiquitous in craft beer that it defines different IPA style categories and many breweries and bars publish it on their menus as a way to help consumers make decisions.

It's essentially a measurement of just how bitter the beer itself is and is measured on a scale from 0 to 120. Bitterness is often determined by the amount of hops in a beer.

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