IPA extract recipe please

Hi there,
I'm keen on trying to brew an IPA but need an extract recipe cause it's gonna be my third brew only...
Keen on putting hops to have a flavory one and quite like it with ABV around 6 or 7%.
any suggestions or recipes are welcome.
Thanks mates

India Pale Ale - there are a few there - http://beerrecipes.org/findrecipe.php - and a few more there

Beer Recipes for Home Brewing by BeerSmith | BeerSmith Home Brewing Software
Here are a few, can't vouch for any of them tho...

This one is still my favoite: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f69/dogfish-head-60-minute-clone-ag-extract-25709/

Northern Brewer's Dead Ringer is great and really simple! It's a Bell's Two Hearted clone if you like that one.

http://www.northernbrewer.com/documentation/beerkits/DeadRingerIPA.pdf

Thanks mates,those recipes look great,now need to decide which one I'm gonna go with...

I'm on my third batch of this Sierra Nevada Torpedo clone and have received numerous compliments from it.

Torpedo Clone

HomebrewMTB said:

Northern Brewer's Dead Ringer is great and really simple! It's a Bell's Two Hearted clone if you like that one.

http://www.northernbrewer.com/documentation/beerkits/DeadRingerIPA.pdf

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brewing that this weekend.

I'm brewing Midwest's hophead double IPA as we speak. I picked this one because of all the great reviews on its website.

I did the midwest double hop head about 7 mos ago and it came out awesome.....didn't last long in my house. I am about to brew the dennys wry smile ryePA kit from N B

HomebrewMTB said:

Northern Brewer's Dead Ringer is great and really simple! It's a Bell's Two Hearted clone if you like that one.

http://www.northernbrewer.com/documentation/beerkits/DeadRingerIPA.pdf

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+1 for Dead Ringer. This was my very first brew and it turned out great. I still have 4 bottles left and I can't wait to open them in the coming weeks when they hit 6 months of age.

atom said:

brewing that this weekend.

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Enjoy it! Like I said in my previous post, this was my first brew. I had to wait a little extra time (say 4 week bottle conditioning) because the first few I opened were under carbonated and tasted a little sweet. I may have done something "wrong", but just a heads up...if it's not perfect at first, just wait longer!

Since this is in the extract forum and that's all I've ever done...
Here is my favorite IPA...I buy from these guys in Portland and the service is great...I'm sure you could get the listed ingedients from your favorite source...

http://www.fhsteinbart.com/recipes/nwipa.pdf

huntley said:

Enjoy it! Like I said in my previous post, this was my first brew. I had to wait a little extra time (say 4 week bottle conditioning) because the first few I opened were under carbonated and tasted a little sweet. I may have done something "wrong", but just a heads up...if it's not perfect at first, just wait longer!

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I switched to kegs after 18 years of HB and bottling...best decision ever..
However, your advice to "wait" is so very true. If you bottle and are not happy with the initial taste, wait...I've had 2, 6, 8 month and 1+ year beer that just got better with time. Of course, this is my plug for kegging...so much easier and the taste? ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm