myndphaser
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I want a hopped up coma inducing IPA. Lot's of hops and a high amount of alcohol. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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esquimaux
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you're asking for an extract recipe; both these suggestions are mini-mash.
One good idea is the hop rod rye clone that's been discussed for a while around here, over 7% ABV and plenty of hops. (there are at least 2 threads about this, one has a mini-mash version). I haven't brewed this yet but I've drunk plenty of the original. Not quite coma inducing, but the night I discovered it I would have been in big trouble if the pub hadn't been only 2 doors from my hotel.
My favorite that I have brewed is
http://www.tastybrew.com/brews/view/38
mine was 6.9% and awesomely hoppy.
One good idea is the hop rod rye clone that's been discussed for a while around here, over 7% ABV and plenty of hops. (there are at least 2 threads about this, one has a mini-mash version). I haven't brewed this yet but I've drunk plenty of the original. Not quite coma inducing, but the night I discovered it I would have been in big trouble if the pub hadn't been only 2 doors from my hotel.
My favorite that I have brewed is
http://www.tastybrew.com/brews/view/38
mine was 6.9% and awesomely hoppy.
Janx
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I was going to say the same thing before I read esquimaux's reply. I second what he said. The Hop Rod is a monster, and the clone recipe makes a great beer. My variation on it is posted here:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=590
It's like being run over with a mack truck full of hops....so good...
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=590
It's like being run over with a mack truck full of hops....so good...
myndphaser
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esquimaux said:
If I understood the recipe posted by esquimaux it was just using some specialty grains that don't really need to be mashed per se. I'm also looking for something with a little more than 6.9% (This is the brew for my graduation weekend). I was wondering if adding more malt would need more hops? Would upping the malt to 10-12 lbs. requiring an increase in hops up to 1.5-2 oz. per hopping? Still trying to feel out this brewing thing, and not quite comfortable with the thought of completely creating my own monster.
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