American IPA Bitter revenge IPA (The best Ive had)

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snoochhandytardman

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Location
Bremerton Wa
Recipe Type
Extract
Yeast
Wyeast American Ale
Batch Size (Gallons)
4
Original Gravity
1.065
Final Gravity
1.012
Boiling Time (Minutes)
60
IBU
65
Color
20srm
Primary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
7
Secondary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
7
.2tsps gypsum
7lbs light malt extract
1 lb dried light malt extract
1.5 oz magnum boiling 11.5AA
1 oz centennial boiling 10AA
.5 oz centennial 30 mins
.5 magnum 30 mins
.5 oz centennial 2 min
.5 lb crystal 20
.5 lb 2row pale
.5 lb munich

actually makes 5 gal

This is a hoplovers idea of an IPA. A little darker than most IPA's, it has a little carmelly sweetness that balances the bitterness, and a mellow aftertaste. Unlike some IPA's you can taste the grain's contribution distinctly.
 
2tsps gypsum
.25 lb aromatic
.25 lb amber malt
.75 lb 55L English Barley
7 lbs light malt extract
2 oz warrior 18 aa
1.25 oz cascade 7.5 aa
.75 oz cascade
Wyeast londonesb for real and it makes 5 gal

This essentially gives the many same flavor characteristics as what ive served as "bitter revenge I". "Bitter Revenge II" gives the same bite and citrusy flavor of BR I but uses grains from a Fuller's ESB clone i found giving it unique character with an aftertaste that is mellow and complex.
 
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