Interceptor IPA

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sirsloop

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Location
South River, NJ
Recipe Type
Extract
Yeast
Nottinghams
Yeast Starter
No
Additional Yeast or Yeast Starter
No
Batch Size (Gallons)
5.25
Original Gravity
1.065
Final Gravity
TBD
Boiling Time (Minutes)
45
IBU
138
Color
8
Primary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
14days @ 65°F
Secondary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
14days @ 65°F
First running of this brew...simple but it should be tasty!

3gallon boil, 5.25 gallon batch

10# Extra pale LME

1oz Warrior pellet 16.4 @ 45min
.5oz Simcoe pellet 12.0 @ 40min
.5oz Simcoe pellet 12.0 @ 35min
.5oz Simcoe pellet 12.0 @ 30min
.5oz Simcoe pellet 12.0 @ 25min
.5oz Cascade pellet 4.2 @ 20min
.5oz Cascade pellet 4.2 @ 15min
1tsp Irish Moss
1oz Cascade pellet 4.2 @ 10min
1oz Cascade pellet 4.2 @ 5min
1oz Cascade pellet 4.2 @ 0min

Nottingham Dry Yeast -
Primary for 14 days @ 65°F
Secondary for 14 days @ 65°F
Crash cool and rack to the keg

Calculated 138 IBU :rockin:

*edit
This finished down to 1.012 after 16 days... 6.95% ABV... call it 7% ABV after priming sugar gets chewed up.
 
I just racked it into a keg... finished at 1.012, just shy of 7% ABV, citrus nose, smooth bitterness... FANTASTIC!!!! The beer needs to carb up for a week then crash cool to clear but this recipe is absolutely a keeper!!!!!!!
 
kicked. :drunk:

I'm making a new IPA with a little more color... gotta figure out a good name. I'm using up some of that EKG that you gave me... and polished off my (meager) supply of fuggle. :D
 
This looks so easy and so damn good. I put it in Brewpal and it's on my to-brew list for sure. My favorite ipas so far have been either pure dme or pure lme and loads of hops. Was this dry hopped at all?
 
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