HooRay for the Home Team!!
If you haven't tried any of Great Lake's Beers I highly recommend that you do.
Ohio Ping
Edmund Fitzgerald Porter is darn good.
I used to like IPAs but they’ve gotten boring, not enough variation.
I’m kinda partial to hefeweizens and really don’t like the ipas very much. But i might give a couple of these a try.
I like IPA, I’ve been getting Dogshead 90 minute IPA or I go to Tigermart near Clemson with my 64oz jugs and can select an IPA from among 8 or 9 ranging in ABV 6% to 9.6% but there expensive.
I like the grapefruit taste and I like adding a nice juicy wedge of orange or Meyer Lemon.
I’ll be sure to try that one out.
Oh, yea, IPA have huge calorie counts. Not as much as like the dark brew, but they can get up to the low 300 per pint.
8:00 ... 12 oz of IPA, pretend you’re in Colorado and you’ll be asleep by 9 and get a good nights sleep.
I love IPA’s. I try everyone I can get my hands. Unlike some other posters on here, I find them all different.
/johnny
Their other brews are excellent too.
When I was growing up, Labatt’s IPA was the beer that all fathers of teenagers drank at home because they knew we wouldn’t touch it.
>> Great Lakes Chillwave Double IPA (9.4% ABV)
Way too high ABV for first-timers. I suggest staying under 7% which is still strong. The alcohol intake is about twice that of a light beer. So if you’re accustomed to consuming pints of light beer, be advised.
Pinging the Ohio list..
Bought & Brewed most of them all last 12 years or so...best of the lot so far...KBBA...Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale...a bit strong and a bit pricey...I have taken to using it as a mix together with SNPA...maybe a touch of Torpedo, but not much...IPA can be and mean anything one wants it to.....my own McG’s is fine for me...but I do use mostly store-bought!
Used to brew...just extract brewing...and...the Mr Beer...2gal containers are just right for experimenting...one I get a recipe down where I’m satisfied w/it...5 gal buckets are fine...
Jus’ Plain Dick
*****
Titan IPA (Great Divide Brewing Compnay,Denver CO) and Stone IPA (Stone Brewing Company, Escondido, CA) are two of the best.
Ping.
Commodore Perry is also a good GLBC IPA.
Chillwave was originally called “Alchemy Hour” but someone owned that name. They should have named it “Surfin’ Cleveland” instead, so when you run out there’s....