New England IPA- Exract w/ Grain Steeping

New England IPA- Extract with grain steeping.

New England IPAs are beers that are purposely hazy or cloudy, which can give these brews a smooth, creamy mouthfeel – a departure from the light/dry mouthfeel you often get with West Coast IPAs – with little to no hop bitterness at the end utilizing hops that impart a tropical, juicy sweetness rather than the classic bitter, dank or citrus-y flavors West Coast IPA lovers have come to expect.

Grape and Granary's Intermediate New England IPA recipe includes 2 lbs of oat malt, 1/4 lb of pale malt and a ton of hops.Hops are Citra, Azacca, Simcoe, Columbus and Centennial. 16 oz of hops are used over 4 hop additions (20 minute addition, 5 minute addition, dry hop in primary addition and dry hop in secondary addition).

OG 1.056, IBU 40?, and SRM 3.7 .

Kit includes steeping grains, 6 lbs of Pilsen malst extract, hops, priming sugar, and dry yeast (S04). If you prefer liquid yeast we recommend Wyeast #1318 London III.