I'm looking to do something in this regard after Christmas. Truth be told, I'm in love with their double IPA Unsessionable and was looking to do something inspired by that. I'm planning to brew a few IPAs and session IPAs to try to get the hop and malt bills right before I go for a full on batch.
Besides Anti-hero they have a few other "Hero" beers (Citra hero, Galaxy Hero, Local Hero, etc). They seem to generally be similar beers, with the specialty ones tending to usually be around 75-80IBU and about 7.5% ABV, so a little heavier. I've found the most information on Citra hero, which still isn't a lot. The one thing I did pick up was that Citra Hero is fermented with a English ale yeast. http://revbrew.com/beer/detail/citra-hero I'm thinking I'll give WLP007 a try (or Wyeast equiv) on some of them. Several other highly regarded IPAs are brewed with this sort of yeast. I've mostly seen recommendations to keep the temperatures on the lower end of things to keep the ester production somewhat restrained.
Besides Anti-hero they have a few other "Hero" beers (Citra hero, Galaxy Hero, Local Hero, etc). They seem to generally be similar beers, with the specialty ones tending to usually be around 75-80IBU and about 7.5% ABV, so a little heavier. I've found the most information on Citra hero, which still isn't a lot. The one thing I did pick up was that Citra Hero is fermented with a English ale yeast. http://revbrew.com/beer/detail/citra-hero I'm thinking I'll give WLP007 a try (or Wyeast equiv) on some of them. Several other highly regarded IPAs are brewed with this sort of yeast. I've mostly seen recommendations to keep the temperatures on the lower end of things to keep the ester production somewhat restrained.