miafunk2003
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I was interested in brewing a clone IPA....whick is the best IPA in your opinion?
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God Emporer BillyBrew
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That I can get is Bridgeport, though Samuel Smith is neck and neck. It just cost's more.
Also, Beers Captured has a recipe for Bridgeport.
Also, Beers Captured has a recipe for Bridgeport.
TheJadedDog
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I'm a big fan of the Smuttynose IPA, but I haven't seen a clone for it anywhere.
HCNate
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I am a big Bridgeport IPA guy. The Bridgeport clone in Beer Captured tastes more like what you get at the Bridgeport Ale House in Portland than what you get out of the bottles.
In terms of an IPA, a great one available here in Washington is Dick's Brewing Company IPA. It is incredibly hoppy, great body. Quite frankly, darn near perfect.
In terms of an IPA, a great one available here in Washington is Dick's Brewing Company IPA. It is incredibly hoppy, great body. Quite frankly, darn near perfect.
Desert_Sky
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God Emporer BillyBrew said:
Yessir, Im a big Bridgeport IPA fan. Great beer IMO.
puravida286
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Stone IPA is damn delicious
If it doesn't NEED to be a clone, Walker-San's IPA (there's a link in his sig) is pretty damn tasty.
Wheat King
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i cant get away from Stone's IPA. I also really like Anderson Valley Hop Ottin' IPA.
Ivan Lendl
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Harpoon is my fav right now. My past favs have been Lagunitas IPA, Hop Ottin, White Hawk, and Bridgeport.
Theyre all good...
Theyre all good...
HCNate
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Andre Agassi said:
Lagunitas! That thing is a serious tounge wrecker. I also enjoy the Mongoose IPA by Hales. I guess I really can't think of an IPA I don't like.
gonzoflick
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I know its commercial (to a degree) but Mojo IPA from colorado brewing is great IMHO.
We had a microbrewfest in Kennett Square last weekend and I tried several IPAs there. Stoudts has a double IPA that seems to have much promise. A Brewery from Colorado called "Boulder Beer company" had a tasty IPA on hand, as well as a hopped-to-the-heavens brew called 'Hazed and Infused'.
But Yards IPA out of Philadelphia is still my favorite.
But Yards IPA out of Philadelphia is still my favorite.
