Ipa recipe

[Ryan.RSM]

Hey guys
Looking for a solid house ipa recipe. Would like to use simco armrillow and centennial hops since I have a bunch kicking around

I was thinking c30 some Munic An a touch of victory

[mr x]

Mod this recipe a bit as an ale. Up the bitterness hops to get you into the 50-60 range, and just use centennial and Amarillo @ 20 to flameout. Throw in a bit of kilned malt as you see fit, 5 or 10 percent. My 2C.

[Ryan.RSM]

Sounds good to me. I did just brew an ipa with 1lb of victory, which is what it called for. I know this is way to much but I like what victory adds to a ipa

[Ryan.RSM]

8 lb 2 row
1lb c30.
1lb munic
.5 victory

This is what I'll try this time around. Looking for a ipa with some solid malt profile.

[mr x]

Christ, I forgot a link to a recipe I was meaning for you to mod. Just coincidence that the above post still made sense, lol. But you seem to have something already in mind anyway, so hardly matters...

[Keith]

Here is my base grain build for my IPA's and apas. Hasn't changed in a long while.

7lbs 2oz 2row
1lb 1oz carahell
1lb 1oz crystal 30
6.4oz Munich type 1
5.7oz carapils
7.9oz dextrose

[GAM]

BCS, if I could find it, is a good source and you can easily mod them.

Sandy

[Ryan.RSM]

I'm defently a fan of the centennial an armrillo at flame out

[CorneliusAlphonse]

BCS IPA uses amarillo simcoe and centennial. sounds like a perfect match for what you want:

og 1.065
12.75lb 2row
0.75lb munich
1 lb crystal 15
0.25 lb crystal 40
mash at 149

hops:
50 ibu horizon at 60
1oz centennial at 10
1 oz simcoe at 5
1 oz amarillo at 0


i made this just a week ago, smells awesome, i subbed 2oz cascade for the 1 oz centennial

[Ryan.RSM]

Ya that looks solid. Just trying to use up some of my remaining grain an hops an still get a solid beer for the holidays. Thanks for the replies

[LiverDance]

SwAp the crystal 40 for the victory you have.

[Ryan.RSM]

That's likely what I'll do. Toss in the victory in place of the c 40.bMashed my last ipa at 149 and it really dried the beer out. Helped get my fg down to an acceptable level. Currently building a rims system. Have two kegs that I'll retro fit. As of right now I'm using the biab method. Looking forward to the added eff of batch sparging .