Ryanh1801
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My version of a Belgian IPA. This beer is brewed with only two row and Pil's malt, but has some amazing head retention.
Please excuse the dirty kitchen.
Please excuse the dirty kitchen.
Houblon Chouffe come get some.
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FishinDave07
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Holy High-Headed Brew Batman! That's a sweet head.
slim chillingsworth
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Houblon has an awesome head as well, good job re-creating that. How close is the flavor?
I just did a two year vertical of Houblon, it ages beautifully. All the caramel notes in the fresh bottle mellowed out and let a lot more fruit through.
I just did a two year vertical of Houblon, it ages beautifully. All the caramel notes in the fresh bottle mellowed out and let a lot more fruit through.
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Ryanh1801
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I have never had Houblon. This beer was more a try at the style. I used noble hops, not American like Houblon. It taste really good though, its a good summer time beer.
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Just for reference, Houblon Chouffe Triple IPA uses Tomahawk (beginning and middle), Saaz (last 10 minutes) and Amarillo (dry hop).
ohiobrewtus
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That's some mighty fine lookin' head you've got there.
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Ryanh1801
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Well I finally got a hold of Houblon at the local beer store. And well I am not going to lie. Its head was amazing, it put mine to shame.
cregan13
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Dirty kitchen? That's nothing. I made such a mess i've been relagated to brewing in the garage.
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