Picking my second brew

[cateck]

I just finished bottling my 1st brew, an American Amber Ale. I need to decide what I will brew next. I want some that will challenge me but not so unforgiving. I enjoy Hoppy Ales while my wife is prefers Belgian Style Ales(which are also good), I like to brew something we can both enjoy. Any advice on a second recipe would be appreciated.

 

[1977Brewer]

A Belgian IPA. Boom next question.

 

[MaxStout]

I just finished bottling my 1st brew, an American Amber Ale. I need to decide what I will brew next. I want some that will challenge me but not so unforgiving. I enjoy Hoppy Ales while my wife is prefers Belgian Style Ales(which are also good), I like to brew something we can both enjoy. Any advice on a second recipe would be appreciated.

How about a Belgian IPA? Just enough hops to keep you interested, and, it's a Belgian.

Edit: Drat. 1977 beat me to the punch. Great minds think alike.

 

[kh54s10]

What about a Belgian IPA??

 

[CJ-3]

I have an idea.

How about a Belgian IPA?

 

[brew703]

Any good Belgian ipa recipes? I've been thinking about brewing one.

 

[HB_in_Subic]

I have made only one and it got excellent reviews. I did the dry hops in the Primary.

View attachment Belgian Saison IPA (1).pdf