Partipated in a tasting of American IPAs. Here are the ales tasted in the order of preference with some notes: Stoudt’s Double IPA Bottle conditioned 10% abv (Deep golden color very fragrant w/ a distinct hop aroma.) Avery... (2 replies, last updated by Wineman August 25, 2006)

If you can get your hands on it out in NY, I love Russian River’s Pliny the Younger (even Elder is good). It’s kind of between a double and Imperial IPA (91 replies, last updated by juantanamera August 1, 2009)

Nevada Celebration (late fall/early winter), Lost Coast Indica IPA, ACME IPA, Moylan’s IPA, or Marin IPA. If it makes its way down to you check out Bridgeport IPA - its subtle, but quite interesting floral aroma. Stepping... (158 replies, last updated by yankeefan February 11, 2008)

typical IPAs, some double..etc) Dogfish 90 minute Bells Hopslam Stone Arrogant Bastard Goose Island IPA Victory Hop Devil Troegs Nugget Nectar Alesmith IPA Founders Harvest Bells Two Hearted Surly Furious Weyerbacher Double Simcoe Urthel... (62 replies, last updated by writergeek313 September 16, 2009)

I’m thoroughly enjoying a Green Flash Imperial IPA which just came to NY on the heels of Alesmith Yule Smith, which I also found to be exceptional. In fact, I’ve been thinking that while I’ve tried many great... (15 replies, last updated by Chinon00 February 9, 2008)

Go with Russian River Pliny the Elder if you can. It’s a great IPA (double IPA to be more exact). (6 replies, last updated by MOREKASHA April 19, 2009)

sugar, so IPAs do tend to be fuller-bodied than lighter styles. As you get into double IPAs, which I believe the 90 Minute is considered to be, you see much heavier beers because the sugar content needs to be high to get more... (18 replies, last updated by Chinon00 October 26, 2007)

but with double IPA level pine/grapefruit hops slicing through. Sounds crazy, but Stone seems to pull it off somehow. I’d agree that it may seem intense to some, but it will be fully appreciated by hopheads. (15 replies, last updated by trentyzan October 4, 2007)

. Many folks, me included, like Hoppy Hour IPA from the Mash House in Fayetteville, NC. It’s a hoppy American-style IPA. For a Double IPA, I recommend Seeing Double from Foothils Brewing in Winston-Salem, NC. It’s an... (6 replies, last updated by ted February 21, 2007)

on and it will be difficult to distinguish differences later in the tasting (I’m planning on having around 10 different IPA’s). So I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on that and if there are any opinions on whether it’s... (6 replies, last updated by juantanamera May 12, 2009)

Has anyone ever seen Alesmith IPA on tap in NYC? I’ve heard good things, and was hoping that Hop Devil, DBA, Spuyten Duyvil or Barcade (or similar bars) might have had it. Anything to report? Thanks! (5 replies, last updated by MVNYC December 28, 2007)

for their Ruination DOuble IPA) Russian River Pliny the Elder Since you are in NYC, try going to DBA oon First Avenue, they generally have some good west coast IPAs on tap, or The bar next store to the Belgian Room on St Marks... (32 replies, last updated by TBird May 22, 2008)

Hoppiness Alpine Double Hoppiness Alpine Bad Boy IPA Alpine Duet Alpine Nelson Rye IPA Good luck! (8 replies, last updated by DougOLis April 9, 2009)

(somewhat sweet up front, drier and roasty in the lengthy finish) provides sturdy backbone for bittering provided by 10 varieties of hop. If I had to classify it, I’d say it is closest to those double IPAs which approach... (0 replies, last updated by Pius Avocado III March 22, 2004)

It’s a really nice 6 pack this time (I seem to recall them doing this before?). The Bock is really, really well done and I’d happily buy it by the case. Quite nearly perfect, I’d say. The double IPA is also very... (4 replies, last updated by Bobfrmia June 4, 2009)