Favorite American IPA Extract Kits?
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Clonefan94
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I just kegged the first IPA I brewed. It was the Northern Brewer Chinook IPA. I am very pleased with it and people who have tasted it have been pretty impressed that it was brewed in my garage. I can't really compare it to other kits, since this is the only one I've done, but I would say this is not so much in your face hoppy as far as bitterness, mine came out more floral.
Scot_chale
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my cousin brewed NB's Dead Ringer IPA and it was amazing. Very similar to Bell's Two-hearted Ale. Probably the best IPA homebrewed that I've had so far.
Haven't brewed extract in a long time but the somewhat-newly-renamed Dead Ringer was pretty darned good...especially with a little extra Centennial added in dry hop.
m_c_zero
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Use any of them and then add 2oz of Citra to dry hop with. You won't be disappointed.
I just brewed a DFH 60 and she sure smelles good. I didn't have the same hops so i'm calling it Cat Bird Ass 60. I used nelson instead of warrior and sorachi instead of simcoe. my lhbs was low on hops. Check out Yoopers recipes for the DFH extract or all grain.
Northern brewer Breakwater Pale Ale. It doesn't say IPA but in the description it says a more aggressive version of the chinook IPA. it was good.
http://http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/brewing/recipe-kits/extract-kits/extract-ale-kits/dry-dock-breakwater-pale-ale-pro-series-extract-kit-w-specialty-grains.html
http://http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/brewing/recipe-kits/extract-kits/extract-ale-kits/dry-dock-breakwater-pale-ale-pro-series-extract-kit-w-specialty-grains.html
AndMan3030
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"Ferocious" from Midwest Supplies. AWESEOME!!!!
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