NB Ranger - actually anything with Simcoe I think!
Sculpin
Monkey Fist
Troegenator
Really never been much of an IPA drinker but I like Bells TH though as others here have said it’s border line PA/IPA. My HB version is 60+ IBU and like Greg I think mine is better. I like cascades and centennial. Going to brew an IPA with Lemon Drop hops soon as they sound intriguing.
More into malty beers I guess but I want to try some of the ones mentioned here.
Do you share the recipe?[/quote]Sure thing! All my recipes are posted on the Google drive and the link is on the top of my recipe page here http://www.mullerbrau.com/Recipes.htm
[quote=“Ken in MN”]I too am a HUGE fan of the film High Fidelity, watching it a minimum of several times a year. In fact, why hasn’t somebody brewed a giant, over-the-top IPA and named it Sonic Death Monkey yet??? (Okay, I’m calling dibs on that name!) My Top Five Favorite IPAs to date are:
[quote=“MullerBrau”]Sure thing! All my recipes are posted on the Google drive and the link is on the top of my recipe page here http://www.mullerbrau.com/Recipes.htm
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Thanks!
I’m a little burned out on Heady (sound like a hipster don’t I), but I would put Fiddlehead on my list. They actually use a light touch of noticeable bittering hops, which seems rare these days but I enjoy it. They pour this more in bars, but they are canning more. A couple of weeks ago they were offering cans of Second Fiddle, and they had cars parked a mile past the brewery. I think they are going to blow up.
I love Lawsons. That guy is a genius.
I wished left-coast beers traveled better. I always ask myself “wouldn’t this taste much better at the brewery?” Most of the time it seems the hop essence has gone to seed.