I just finished up my latest batch of NEIPA, North East IPA, Vermont Style IPA, New England Style IPA, Juicy IPA or Hazy IPA; however you chose to label it and it turned out incredible so I wanted to share the recipe in case anyone else out there was interested in brewing one. The basis for this recipe is MoreBeer’s Haze Craze IPA which can be purchased in either an Hazy IPA Extract Beer Recipe Kit or Hazy IPA All Grain Beer Recipe Kit. I just made a couple of small tweaks to mine. Although the West Coast was slow to latch on to the NEIPA trend, we have sunk our teeth in and they are currently all the rage. The haze of the yeast, hops and yeast esters pushes the boundaries of what an IPA is and can be. In order to fully enjoy them you need to discard your expectations of what an IPA is and embrace the haziness and sometimes juicy and tropical flavors that are created by new varieties of hops and unconventional yeast strains.
Hazy NEIPA All Grain Beer Recipe
Beer Name: | Hoptic Thunder Hazy IPA / More Beer Haze Craze IPA | |
Beer Style: | New England Style Hazy IPA | |
Recipe Type: | All Grain | |
Batch Size: | 5 Gallons | |
Mash Type: | Infusion (60 Min) 152F (10 Min) 169F Mash Out 1 tsp Calcium Chloride .5 tsp Gypsum / Calcium Sulfate | |
Grain Bill: | 11 LBS Pale 2 Row US 1 LBS Flaked Oats 2 LBS Flaked Wheat 8 oz Carapils Malt 8 oz Wheat Malt 4 oz Honey Malt | |
Hops: | .5 oz Warrior – 60 minutes 1 oz Citra – 10 Minutes 2 oz Mosaic – 0 Minutes 1 oz Citra – 0 Minutes | |
Other: | DO NOT USE A CLARIFIER | |
Yeast: | London Ale III Wyeast #1318 | |
Fermentation: | 2 Week Primary @ 70F – I ferment this at a slightly higher that usual temperature to increased ester production and to create a more active fermentation) On day 3 of active fermentation make the following hop additions 2 oz Mosaic 1 oz Citra On day 7 of fermentation make the following hop additions 1 oz Mosaic 2 oz Citra Once fermentation has completed or on day 10, cold crash and transfer to keg or bottle. | |
Notes: | The More Beer Haze Craze IPA Beer Kit can be purchased here: |
What ABV do you get with this?
Hi Ben, I believe it came in at right about 6.5%.
Thanks,
Joe
Hi, how long was your 0 min whirlpool additions?
Sorry for the long delay Paul. I whirlpooled for approximately 20 minutes. I did not use RO water and my base water profile is a little unpredictable as I use municipal water in Southern California and because my area gets water from both ground water and imported sources it can vary. The water additives ended up working well in my batch but you might want to consider diminishing them for your situation.
Thank you for your comments!