Any recommendations 5 gal extract IPA

[AMH_]

Looking for an extract (liquid) recipe for a quality IPA.
Something that would work well seasonally for drinking in January. (Bottling).

Thanks!

Ps we use beersmith in case that helps.cheers

 

[flars]

Northern Brewer's Dead Ringer.

 

[sptaylor70]

Some of my students have brewed Brewer's Best Black IPA and Brewer's Best Falconer's Flight IPA, and both have turned out well. Brewer's Best also has a red rye IPA that looks like it would be good, but I have not had anyone try it, yet.

 

[Jwin]

Use beersmith to convert any recipe you want to extract...

 

[AMH_]

Thanks everyone.

I've tried converting once. Didn't have any luck getting the numbers to look right.

 

[chickypad]

Thanks everyone.

I've tried converting once. Didn't have any luck getting the numbers to look right.

If you post a recipe you want to do folks will help you convert it. IME beersmith is good for scaling but hit or miss converting extract to all grain and vice versa.

 

[BrewerBrad82]

+1 To NB's Dead Ringer. Its a simple straightforward recipe and is delicious. I have also had good results with their Chinook IPA.

 

[Jwin]

Look at yooper's house pale ale.
I believe she posted an extract recipe as well. Good stuff.

 

[AMH_]

If you post a recipe you want to do folks will help you convert it. IME beersmith is good for scaling but hit or miss converting extract to all grain and vice versa.

I do like the scaling. And have found its readings and Color estimations pretty accurate.
Big fan.

Thanks again everyone!

 

[AMH_]

New here and already love this community.
Cheers for the help everyone!