If you like it Hoppy...

Review by Justin F. on 1/22/2007

Pros: You will love this beer! If you are an IPA drinker and love the extra Hop they are known for, you must try it. Some of my recent IPA favorites are Broken Halo, Naughty Nellies, and Thirsty Beaver(canadian) and this stands up there with them. My first IPA home brew and it was a great success.

Cons: None.

Best brew yet

Review by skipat718 on 10/31/2006

Pros: I have been brewing for at least 5 years and this is the best recipe thatI have brewed. It is just as good as the best commercial brews on the market. I'm partial to Harpoon IPA and I would rate this right up to that standard.

Cons: Absolutely none.

great ipa

Review by Benjamin T. on 6/12/2006

Pros: Strong hop flavor balanced by full flavored malt. Not quite as hoppy as Dogfish or Anderson Valley, but packs more of a punch than say, Harpoon or Redhook IPA. Smells great on the pour!

Cons: none

Great IPA!!!

Review by Brock H. on 3/25/2006

Pros: This was my second attempt at beer brewing . Great kit, easy to follow instructions, and a great taste. I was in a rush to get it bottled, and the FG was reached in 9 days versus the recommended 17 days. For those who love Harpoon IPA, this has a very simliar taste. Nice malty flavor and tasty hoppiness. The floral aroma of the head will make your mouth water, a solid IPA all around. I also liked the fact that this ale has a very strong flavor, but without the denseness you find in commercial microbrews. It was like drinking a light beer, but packed with taste. Unfortunately, my family liked it just as much as I did, and I need to brew some more sooner than I expected. I recommend this to anyone who appreciates drinking quality beer.

Easy to make and Superior flavor!

Review by Andrew A. on 3/4/2006

Pros: This was the 1st kit I tried with the Williams homebrew system and it was step by step easy to make and even with a too slow boil (pot was too full to bring to hard boil) it tasted Fantastic with a big but not overwhelming hop flavor and enough malt to back it up. It easily equalled a local Brewpubs premium IPA ($6 a pint!!) I would heartily recommend this if you like a Hoppy Ale thats easy to make.

Cons: None.