IPA hops question... lagunitas IPA

r2eng · May 9, 2008

Does anyone have the experience, or insider info, that can tell me the type of flavor/aroma hops they use?

I have been on a self-guided IPA tour, and found their hops aroma and taste different than others.

Thanks!
Eric

brewt00l · May 9, 2008

BYO Clone brews:

Cascades & Williamette

Blender · May 9, 2008

Jamil thinks it is all Willamette. I have tried to make it with Horizon as the bittering hop and Willamette but have not quite replicated it satisfactorily.
Jamil's thoughts >> http://beerdujour.com/Recipes/Jamil/JamilsLagunitasIPA.htm

r2eng · May 9, 2008

Thanks!

It's definitely different than the others we sampled tonight, and unique among them.

I'll have to try pure Willamette in the next IPA.

Eric

Blender · May 9, 2008

Jamil's recipe is for 58 IBU but mine was a little light on the bittering even though I had it set for the same amount. I guess my software measurement is a little off compared to what I can tell in comparing diferent recipes. Willamette is a nice hop though so even if it is not quite the same it is still really good.

brewt00l · May 10, 2008

Fwiw, BYO lists the IBUs @ 67 w:

.75 oz Horizon 11% @ 60
.90 oz Cascades 5% @ 30
.25 oz Willamette 5% @ 30
3.15 oz Cascades @ 0

They credit Tony Magee of Lagunitas for the recipe.

Hill Country Brewer · Nov 21, 2008

Just had my first Lagunitas IPA last night...very good!

Does anyone have a full all-grain or partial mash recipe for it? I'd love to give that a try.

Laklaklak · Jun 17, 2015

Tastes a lot like mosaic hops to me. Just my 2 cents (pence)

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