Showing posts with label IPA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IPA. Show all posts
Friday, December 11, 2009
Sompt'n Special
If you enjoy piney & citrus double IPA's then I recommend you go get yourself a bottle of Lagunita's LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA for the winter holidays. It'sa NIIiiiice!
Friday, September 4, 2009
Planning Session 7
http://archive.maltosefalcons.com/recipes/20070202.php
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Bells Two Hearted IPA clone
BrewGod
Brewing Apprentice
Just found this recipe and thought I would share it. I am thinking about making this my next brew and my first all grain brew.
All Grain Recipe - Bells Two Hearted IPA
::: 1.064/1.012 (5.5 Gal)
Grain Bill (75% Efficiency assumed)
10 lbs. - 2 Row Pale Malt
2 lb. - Vienna Malt
1/2 lb. - Caramel/Crystal Malt (15L)
1/2 lb. - CaraPils
Hop Schedule (47 IBU)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (60 min.)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (45 min.)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (30 min.)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (15 min.)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (flameout)
1 oz. - Centennial (Dry Hop)
*optional*
If you like a bit more hop, use 1/2 oz of Centennial as a First Wort Hop addition
Yeast
Wyeast American Ale II Yeast (#1272) - 1800 ml starter
Mash/Sparge/Boil
Mash at 153° for 60 min.
Sparge as usual
Cool and ferment at 65° to 68°
Notes
Let this one clear nicely, drink fresh.
Brewing Apprentice
Just found this recipe and thought I would share it. I am thinking about making this my next brew and my first all grain brew.
All Grain Recipe - Bells Two Hearted IPA
::: 1.064/1.012 (5.5 Gal)
Grain Bill (75% Efficiency assumed)
10 lbs. - 2 Row Pale Malt
2 lb. - Vienna Malt
1/2 lb. - Caramel/Crystal Malt (15L)
1/2 lb. - CaraPils
Hop Schedule (47 IBU)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (60 min.)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (45 min.)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (30 min.)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (15 min.)
1/2 oz. - Centennial (flameout)
1 oz. - Centennial (Dry Hop)
*optional*
If you like a bit more hop, use 1/2 oz of Centennial as a First Wort Hop addition
Yeast
Wyeast American Ale II Yeast (#1272) - 1800 ml starter
Mash/Sparge/Boil
Mash at 153° for 60 min.
Sparge as usual
Cool and ferment at 65° to 68°
Notes
Let this one clear nicely, drink fresh.
DOGFISH 60 MINUTE IPA CLONE
E-mail PM June 15, 2007, 11:17 am
Registered: Oct/26/06
Posts: 938
dartgod
Brewer
60 Minute IPA Clone
( Dogfish Head)
( 5 gallons/19L)
OG= 1.064 FG 1.019
IBU= 60 SRM= 6 ABV= 5.8%
Ingredients
12lb. 15 oz. ( 5.86kg) 2-Row Pale Malt
6.4 oz. (.18kg) Thomas Fawcett Amber Malt
.7 oz/20g Warrior Hops (60-35 minutes)
.28 oz./7g Simcoe Hops (35-25 minutes)
.7 oz./20g Palisade Hops (25-0 minutes)
1 tsp. Irish Moss (15 minutes)
.7 oz./20g Palisade Hops (whirlpool)
.59 oz./17g Amarillo Hops (dryhop)
.59 oz./17g Simcoe Hops (dryhop)
.59 oz./17g Glacier Hops (dryhop)
Wyeast 1187 (Ringwood Ale) or other English Yeast
1.5 qt. starter @ SG 1.030
7/8 cup corn sugar priming
Mash @152 for 60 minutes
Hop with a continuous stream of Warrior hops at a rate of .28 oz. per 10 minutes
you should run out with 35 minutes left
Simcoe till 25 minutes left
Palisade till flameout
Add whirlpool hops end of boil
Cool....aerate...pitch yeast
Ferment @71 and towards the end of fermentation and slowly raise to 74
Hold for 3 days
cool to 68 and add dry hops for 2 weeks
Bottle (I would say to condition for 4 weeks at 70 but I know you
won't be able to do this)
Extract version ( for hop utilization purpose you'll need to boil at least 3.5 gallons)
Steep 1.5 lbs Pale Malt and 6.4 oz.Thomas Fawcett Amber Malt
in 2.25 qts @152 for 45 minutes....rinse with 1 qt 170 water
Bring 4 gallons to a boil
4 lbs.Muntons Light DME ( Entire Boil)
3.3 lbs Muntons LME ( turn off heat and add with 15 minutes left, bring
back to a boil.).....add irish moss and after boil cool and add water to make
5 gallons.....ferment like the all-grain recipe
NOTES: I talked to Jonathan Plise from MoreBeer and he said Dogfish Head used
English Ale Yeast, not Ringwood.........
You will also have a really hard time trying to find Palisade Hops....I don't
even think that they are available to homebrewer's in pellet form (let me know if
you find them in pellets) You will have to order them in plug form which is also
hard to find......The Grape and Granary special ordered them for me and have them
in stock now...... the grape.net . Last year when I made mine I used Cascade in
place of the Palisade and it came out real good. This year I made it with Palisade
and there is not much difference. I also used plugs for all varieties. Remember you
will have to add about 10% more when using plugs.
If you make this beer right you will never be able to tell the difference between it and
the real thing......this is a very good recipe, just remember to keep the hopping rate
steady and even....a few plinks of hops at time is how I did it and make sure you
have everything ready because you will be busy during the entire boil........
If you want to buy the March/April 2006 back issue of Brew Your Own it has instructions
on how to make a continuous wort hopper....The Zopinator......and the recipes.
Thanks Dartgod!
Registered: Oct/26/06
Posts: 938
dartgod
Brewer
60 Minute IPA Clone
( Dogfish Head)
( 5 gallons/19L)
OG= 1.064 FG 1.019
IBU= 60 SRM= 6 ABV= 5.8%
Ingredients
12lb. 15 oz. ( 5.86kg) 2-Row Pale Malt
6.4 oz. (.18kg) Thomas Fawcett Amber Malt
.7 oz/20g Warrior Hops (60-35 minutes)
.28 oz./7g Simcoe Hops (35-25 minutes)
.7 oz./20g Palisade Hops (25-0 minutes)
1 tsp. Irish Moss (15 minutes)
.7 oz./20g Palisade Hops (whirlpool)
.59 oz./17g Amarillo Hops (dryhop)
.59 oz./17g Simcoe Hops (dryhop)
.59 oz./17g Glacier Hops (dryhop)
Wyeast 1187 (Ringwood Ale) or other English Yeast
1.5 qt. starter @ SG 1.030
7/8 cup corn sugar priming
Mash @152 for 60 minutes
Hop with a continuous stream of Warrior hops at a rate of .28 oz. per 10 minutes
you should run out with 35 minutes left
Simcoe till 25 minutes left
Palisade till flameout
Add whirlpool hops end of boil
Cool....aerate...pitch yeast
Ferment @71 and towards the end of fermentation and slowly raise to 74
Hold for 3 days
cool to 68 and add dry hops for 2 weeks
Bottle (I would say to condition for 4 weeks at 70 but I know you
won't be able to do this)
Extract version ( for hop utilization purpose you'll need to boil at least 3.5 gallons)
Steep 1.5 lbs Pale Malt and 6.4 oz.Thomas Fawcett Amber Malt
in 2.25 qts @152 for 45 minutes....rinse with 1 qt 170 water
Bring 4 gallons to a boil
4 lbs.Muntons Light DME ( Entire Boil)
3.3 lbs Muntons LME ( turn off heat and add with 15 minutes left, bring
back to a boil.).....add irish moss and after boil cool and add water to make
5 gallons.....ferment like the all-grain recipe
NOTES: I talked to Jonathan Plise from MoreBeer and he said Dogfish Head used
English Ale Yeast, not Ringwood.........
You will also have a really hard time trying to find Palisade Hops....I don't
even think that they are available to homebrewer's in pellet form (let me know if
you find them in pellets) You will have to order them in plug form which is also
hard to find......The Grape and Granary special ordered them for me and have them
in stock now...... the grape.net . Last year when I made mine I used Cascade in
place of the Palisade and it came out real good. This year I made it with Palisade
and there is not much difference. I also used plugs for all varieties. Remember you
will have to add about 10% more when using plugs.
If you make this beer right you will never be able to tell the difference between it and
the real thing......this is a very good recipe, just remember to keep the hopping rate
steady and even....a few plinks of hops at time is how I did it and make sure you
have everything ready because you will be busy during the entire boil........
If you want to buy the March/April 2006 back issue of Brew Your Own it has instructions
on how to make a continuous wort hopper....The Zopinator......and the recipes.
Thanks Dartgod!
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Houblonmonstre Tripel IPA Extract Kit
Houblonmonstre Tripel IPA Extract Kit
O.G: 1082 / Ready: 6-8 weeks
Once upon a time a poor homebrewer was lamenting the lack of time that the modern world allowed him for his hobby. He had the ingredients for a batch of Tripel and a batch of IPA, but the demands of home and work life were such that he had no opportunity to brew them, and so he cried himself to sleep. While he slept, a collective of Ardennes Forest Beer Gnomes (Houblonmonstres, in Flemish) came into his house and took pity on the poor homebrewer. They decided they'd brew his beer for him. Unfortunately, the Gnomes were already three sheets when they broke into his home, and so they combined the ingredients for the two batches. This recipe is the result of their drunken meddling: an elegant and pale strong abbey ale carpet-bombed with American and continental hops. You're going to have to do the brewing yourself, though.
Kit Inventory
Fermentables
3.15 lbs. Pilsen Malt Syrup (boil for 60 min.)
6 lbs. Pilsen Malt Syrup (boil for 15 min.)
Boil Additions
1 oz. Yakima Magnum (60 min)
1 oz. Saaz (15 min)
1 oz. Cascade (15 min)
1 oz. Saaz (5 min)
1 oz. Cascade (5 min)
Special Ingredients
Priming Sugar - 2 lbs. (Add at end of boil.)
If you choose dry yeast
Not recommended.
If you choose liquid yeast
Wyeast #3522 Belgian Ardennes Yeast. Optimum temperature: 65-85° F.
All kits also contain a muslin mesh bag for steeping the grains (if required).
http://www.northernbrewer.com/alekits-allgrain.html
(ProMash file is available as well)
O.G: 1082 / Ready: 6-8 weeks
Once upon a time a poor homebrewer was lamenting the lack of time that the modern world allowed him for his hobby. He had the ingredients for a batch of Tripel and a batch of IPA, but the demands of home and work life were such that he had no opportunity to brew them, and so he cried himself to sleep. While he slept, a collective of Ardennes Forest Beer Gnomes (Houblonmonstres, in Flemish) came into his house and took pity on the poor homebrewer. They decided they'd brew his beer for him. Unfortunately, the Gnomes were already three sheets when they broke into his home, and so they combined the ingredients for the two batches. This recipe is the result of their drunken meddling: an elegant and pale strong abbey ale carpet-bombed with American and continental hops. You're going to have to do the brewing yourself, though.
Kit Inventory
Fermentables
3.15 lbs. Pilsen Malt Syrup (boil for 60 min.)
6 lbs. Pilsen Malt Syrup (boil for 15 min.)
Boil Additions
1 oz. Yakima Magnum (60 min)
1 oz. Saaz (15 min)
1 oz. Cascade (15 min)
1 oz. Saaz (5 min)
1 oz. Cascade (5 min)
Special Ingredients
Priming Sugar - 2 lbs. (Add at end of boil.)
If you choose dry yeast
Not recommended.
If you choose liquid yeast
Wyeast #3522 Belgian Ardennes Yeast. Optimum temperature: 65-85° F.
All kits also contain a muslin mesh bag for steeping the grains (if required).
http://www.northernbrewer.com/alekits-allgrain.html
(ProMash file is available as well)
Sunday, May 3, 2009
2009 PARKVILLE MICROFEST
Had a great time with great friends. Glenda happily volunteered to be the designated driver, CHEERS to Glenda!
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
MENDOCINO WINTER SEASONAL – IMPERIAL IPA
I like this better than the Bells IPA, there is a nice spice present.
I would give this an A
http://www.mendobrew.com/company/pr/pr_40.html
MENDOCINO WINTER SEASONAL – IMPERIAL IPA RELEASED
November 25, 2008 -- Mendocino Brewing Company announces the launch of its Limited Edition Winter Seasonal.
This Limited Edition Imperial IPA has been delicately crafted for those crisp cool days when the skies are resplendent and the air glistens with the slow fall of a million flakes, when nature gets ready to turn her thermostat way down and your desire for something warm and enthusing is almost a primal urge.Our robust, full bodied IPA is brewed with massive amounts of hops and paired with a rich blend of luscious malts. The result is a perfect balance of heady hop flavor and aroma. At 7.5% Alc. By Vol. this India Pale Ale is the perfect winter seasonal!
Mendocino Brewing Company is a pioneer in the American Craft Brewing Renaissance and has for over 25 years been brewing a range of ales that makes California proud. To herald the coming seasons you can expect coming your way a Spring Bock in the months to come.
Date of Introduction: November 25, 2008
Style: Handcrafted India Pale Ale
Alc/Vol: 7.5%
I would give this an A
http://www.mendobrew.com/company/pr/pr_40.html
MENDOCINO WINTER SEASONAL – IMPERIAL IPA RELEASED
November 25, 2008 -- Mendocino Brewing Company announces the launch of its Limited Edition Winter Seasonal.
This Limited Edition Imperial IPA has been delicately crafted for those crisp cool days when the skies are resplendent and the air glistens with the slow fall of a million flakes, when nature gets ready to turn her thermostat way down and your desire for something warm and enthusing is almost a primal urge.Our robust, full bodied IPA is brewed with massive amounts of hops and paired with a rich blend of luscious malts. The result is a perfect balance of heady hop flavor and aroma. At 7.5% Alc. By Vol. this India Pale Ale is the perfect winter seasonal!
Mendocino Brewing Company is a pioneer in the American Craft Brewing Renaissance and has for over 25 years been brewing a range of ales that makes California proud. To herald the coming seasons you can expect coming your way a Spring Bock in the months to come.
Date of Introduction: November 25, 2008
Style: Handcrafted India Pale Ale
Alc/Vol: 7.5%
Sunday, December 21, 2008
IPA Recipe
http://www.tapmeister.com/display_recipe.php?id=1
Lighting IPA
Created by Tapmeister on Mar 24 2007
Makes 5.00 gallons
Style Group: India Pale Ale (Ipa)
Style Type: Imperial Ipa
Prediction Attributes: SG_i-1.09691 SG_f-1.02303 ABV-10 IBU-96 SRM-12
Ingredients
Water Supplement Schedule
1.00 teaspoon(s) Calcium Sulfate (Gypsum)
Mash Schedule
6.00 lbs Caramel 40L
16.00 lbs 2-Row Brewers Malt
Hop Schedule
2.00 ozs Centennial - Whole (30 minute steep)
2.00 ozs Chinook - Whole (60 minute steep)
2.00 ozs Centennial - Whole (30 minute steep)
Other
Yeast: Super High Gravity Ale Yeast
Irish Moss
Priming Sugar: 1 cup malt
Instructions
Combine mash grains with 7.15 gallons water.
Perform an protein rest at 128 degrees for 30 minutes using infusion.
Perform an saccharification rest at 152 degrees for 45 minutes using infusion.
Mashout at 175 degrees using direct_heat.
Sparge with 4.06 gallons of water.
Run off 6.48 gallons of wort.
Current volume should be around 6.48 gallons.
Add hops per hop schedule.
Add Irish Moss as appropriate.
Total boil time is 1.00 hour(s) at which time the volume will be around 6.23 gallons.
Cool wort and transfer 5.5 gallons to fermentor.
Pitch yeast.
When fermentation is complete, prime and bottle.
This recipe provided by Tapmeister.com
Lighting IPA
Created by Tapmeister on Mar 24 2007
Makes 5.00 gallons
Style Group: India Pale Ale (Ipa)
Style Type: Imperial Ipa
Prediction Attributes: SG_i-1.09691 SG_f-1.02303 ABV-10 IBU-96 SRM-12
Ingredients
Water Supplement Schedule
1.00 teaspoon(s) Calcium Sulfate (Gypsum)
Mash Schedule
6.00 lbs Caramel 40L
16.00 lbs 2-Row Brewers Malt
Hop Schedule
2.00 ozs Centennial - Whole (30 minute steep)
2.00 ozs Chinook - Whole (60 minute steep)
2.00 ozs Centennial - Whole (30 minute steep)
Other
Yeast: Super High Gravity Ale Yeast
Irish Moss
Priming Sugar: 1 cup malt
Instructions
Combine mash grains with 7.15 gallons water.
Perform an protein rest at 128 degrees for 30 minutes using infusion.
Perform an saccharification rest at 152 degrees for 45 minutes using infusion.
Mashout at 175 degrees using direct_heat.
Sparge with 4.06 gallons of water.
Run off 6.48 gallons of wort.
Current volume should be around 6.48 gallons.
Add hops per hop schedule.
Add Irish Moss as appropriate.
Total boil time is 1.00 hour(s) at which time the volume will be around 6.23 gallons.
Cool wort and transfer 5.5 gallons to fermentor.
Pitch yeast.
When fermentation is complete, prime and bottle.
This recipe provided by Tapmeister.com
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