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Old 11-01-2011, 05:11 PM   #1
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Default Recipe for a Warrior-heavy IPA (suggestions please)

I just got a full pound of Warrior pellets from a buddy and I'm thinking about brewing a IPA or IIPA that utilizes mostly Warrior. I've only used them for bittering and dry-hopping, but would like to try mixing in some at 15,10,5,0...maybe with something complementary like Cascade or Amarillo

To keep it interesting I'm thinking I'll do a 10 gallon batch with 1 American yeast and 1 Belgian yeast (and maybe brett).

Sooooo....does anyone have a recipe they really like that is heavy on Warrior hops? Or anyone wanna play 'build that recipe'??


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I'll bite... I love warrior for bittering, but haven't used it for much else...but:

3oz warrior @ 60
2oz warrior @ 5
4oz cascade @5
3oz warrior dry
4oz cascade dry

That'll burn you through a 1/2lb of each.


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maybe something along these lines??

83% 20 0 Pale Malt, 2 Row, US 36 2
8% 2 0 Toasted Malt 33 27
4% 1 0 Crystal 20L 34 20
2% 0 8 Cane Sugar 45 0
2% 0 8 Flaked Barley 30 2
24 0

Batch size: 11.0 gallons
Original Gravity (1.052 to 1.061)
Final Gravity (1.010 to 1.012)
Color 7° SRM / 15° EBC (Gold to Copper)
Mash Efficiency 75%

hops
use time oz variety form aa
boil 60 mins 2.0 Warrior pellet 15.0
boil 5 mins 4.0 Cascade pellet 5.5
boil 5 mins 2.0 Warrior pellet 15.0
dry hop 7 days 4.0 Cascade pellet 5.5
dry hop 7 days 3.0 Warrior pellet 15.0


Boil: 12.0 avg gallons for 60 minutes
Bitterness 67.4 IBU / 30 HBU
Yeast - Wyeast - Pac Man (1764)
Alcohol 6.4% ABV / 5% ABW
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Isn't Warrior known to be a "clean bittering" hop and not really have much flavor? That's why it's always a long bittering addition?
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Isn't Warrior known to be a "clean bittering" hop and not really have much flavor? That's why it's always a long bittering addition?
I don't know... but, boy does it ever smell great when fresh!

One thing I do know though, is that Troegs dry hops Nugget Nectar with Warrior... so there's that
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Isn't Warrior known to be a "clean bittering" hop and not really have much flavor? That's why it's always a long bittering addition?
that would probably explain the lack of Warrior-centric recipes...guess i should invite other hops to this party
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I just made a black IPA with warrior and nugget as the main hops...I get a REALLY grapey aroma and flavor from the combo. It was 2:1 nugget to warrior.
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Grapey? Hmmm, I may have to rethink this
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That was my take...it was VERY fruity though.
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dude do it, ive been wanting to make an all warrior ipa.. its the most bitter hop imo...

the only reason i haven't is that hops direct didn't have it and im not willing to pay 3 bux an ounce at home brew mart..

JUST DO IT, DO IT!


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