A second trial of our previous Small Batch Vermont IPA using a different yeast strain. A vermont style IPA, with low background bitterness, loaded with intense juicy fruit characters.
DON’T add flour. This “tip” has been floating around for the style and it’s bad advice. Any and all murk should accompany something that enhances the beer. This little juice-box is dry hopped at a rate of 10g per litre. Wonder what would happen if you doubled that...
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BrewDog - Small Batch: Vermont IPA V2.0
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