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IPA Homebrew Kits

IPA's origins came about through necessity during the English occupation of India. The occupying force was desperate for a tasty drink to quench their thirst.

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However, the beers which were being shipped did not arrive in good condition due to the perilous nature of the journey and the heat.

Eventually, a brew with a much-increased volume of hops was made, and it was thought correctly that this recipe would be able to stand the vagaries of the journey and it was an instant success. The increased amount of hops gives IPA it’s distinct hoppy taste

India Pale Ale (IPA) Home Brew Kits from all the major players for you to choose from. The varieties include American India Pale Ale, Juicy India Pale Ale and more.

Determining the "best" home brew IPA is subjective and depends on individual preferences for bitterness, hop profile, and overall style.

However, here are a couple of highly regarded home brew IPA recipes and kits that consistently receive positive reviews:

  1. Youngs American India Pale Ale (IPA): This kit from Youngs Brewing Co. is a classic American IPA with a moderate bitterness and a pleasant balance of citrus and pine hop notes. It's an excellent option for beginners and experienced homebrewers alike.
  2. Bulldog Evil Dog American Double IPA: This double IPA kit from Bulldog Brewing delivers intense hop bitterness and a complex aroma and flavour profile with hints of citrus, pine, and resin. It's an excellent choice for those who prefer bold IPAs.

Remember, these are just a couple of ideas and many other fantastic home brew IPA recipes and kits are available.

Experimenting with different hop varieties, malts, and brewing techniques will help you discover your preferences and create unique home-brewed IPAs.

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