Good IPA

Review by Nicholas on 8/6/2014

Thoroughly enjoyed brewing this beer. My family and friends who aren't huge on IPA's liked it. As one who fancies IPA's, this wasn't quite bitter enough for me, but it certainly can be tweaked for the future. The pilsner base was a good choice to bring out the flavors. I found it needed considerable time in the bottle to condition properly. After about 5 weeks it reached its peak; prior to that the hop character had not come through to its fullest. I will brew this one again, maybe throw in a few Columbus hops for my tastes =)

Nice Change

Review by David on 1/29/2014

This is a refreshing change from the traditional "West Coast" style IPA's. At first taste the hop combination is a bit surprising but interesting. I especially like the light pilsner malt base. Everybody around here liked this beer and I would buy it again. However, it won't supplant my preference for the more standard IPA recipes. It is a nice change.

Double IPA

Review by Nathan on 1/24/2014

This is the very best beer that I have ever experienced! I have brewed many different styles of beer from other suppliers which have never quite excited me. Coming from Europe I was used to excellent brews and had never found just the right brew to satisfy my taste. Double IPA for the first time fulfilled that craving for a better beer.

Different from the classic Centennial hopped Midwest IPAs

Review by Paul on 11/8/2013

Every bit as good as the local standard, Bell's Two Hearted Ale. Nicely hopped, an interesting mix, Nice malt balance too. Different from the classic IPAs here in the Midwest. Not as piney or citrus hopped as some of the classic IPAs here in the midwest.

Excellent IPA

Review by Julian on 7/30/2013

This is one of my favorite IPAs. It was easy to make and turned out delicious. It had nice bitterness and hop flavor, and I can't wait to make it again.