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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

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.

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

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.

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...

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

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

Sandy

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

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

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

SwAp the crystal 40 for the victory you have.

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 .