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>The hoppiness can also hide a lot of problems in the beer. A common myth, the hardest part of a pils is maybe the decoction mash and having good water. IPAs a
by SippinLean 10y ago
>The hoppiness can also hide a lot of problems in the beer.
A common myth, the hardest part of a pils is maybe the decoction mash and having good water. IPAs and DIPAs are much more complex recipes requiring several steps post-fermentation, pils really just needs to be lagered.
Any commercial brewery will have solved sanitation and 90% of off-flavors, they don't brew IPA because they are easy, they do it because they sell.
https://www.reddit.com/r/beercirclejerk/comments/5dqvu0/double_ipas_the_easiest_beer_in_the_world_to_make/ https://www.reddit.com/r/beercirclejerk/comments/5dqvu0/doub...
- kd0amg 10y agoWhat steps did you have in mind? It's been some time since I last made an IPA, but I don't remember it involving any more post-fermentation work than anything else I've made.