Need some strong double ipa with high ibu

Do some research.. I hatethese threads asking for recommendations. You say you like IPA's with high IBU's...Thats what IPA's are broski.

 

Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA, Founders Devil Dancer, Evil Twin Molotov Cocktail, Thomas Creek Extreme IPA, Sierra Nevada Hoptimum.

 

Gotta mention Tuatara 'Double Trouble' @ 9% & 167 IBU monster

Driftwood 'Twenty Pounder' @ 9% & an explosive ordanance of IBU's

& agree with Sierra Nevada 'Hoptimum'

 

Welcome! As many above, check the BA style lists. There's a host of info available on BA and it'll take time to digest it all. Nationwide, Sierra Nevada's Hoptimum is decent and readily available. After that, kind of depends on where you're located.

 

Victory Dirt Wolf?

 

Double Shaka Imperial Mucho Aloha IPA
Hop 15
Hopageddon
Palate Wrecker

 

Odell myrcenary, bells oracle, odd sides el dankarino are all dipas ive had thjs week worth checking out.

 

Try visiting your local craft beer store. Print out a list from BA of the top 100 DIPA's and take it with you. See what they have that's fairly fresh in stock. If all else fails ask the guy behind the counter.

 

This thread sucks.

 

Exponential Hoppiness (although it's a TIPA)

 

I second the Dirt Wolf rec.

NG Scream if you can get it.

 

Furiuos/Abrasive
Molotov Cocktail
Double Jack

 

OP, I can assure you you're not going to enjoy double IPA's......yet.
You'll be disappointed.
I find the hoppiness in a high IBU DIPA are overwhelmed by the malts & alcohols.

Best finding a well hopped and balanced IPA (coz SA Rebel sucks)

 

Welcome aboard.

Tips:

1. Develop a thick skin and stick around.
2. Explore the resources available on the site - pretty amazing stuff. As others have said, look under the Beers link http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/style/140/ and you can find what you are seeking in any style.
3. Seek-a-brew can help you find what is in your area. http://www.seekabrew.com/distro/index.html

What @turbotype said IBU - it does not truly correlate to the overall bitterness. While it is a measure of the bittering compounds, but the perception of that bitterness is affected by other factors, so it isn't an exact correlation. Look for info on the home brewing forum. Or a basic primer here: http://www.popsci.com/science/artic...rsci-how-do-we-measure-the-bitterness-of-beer And there are better explanations, but I found this one first.

 

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/23973/47102/

 

Founder's Double trouble if you can still find it around. Intense hoppy bitterness, but light bodied and very drinkable. Great beer, but the label is creapy as hell.

 

my favs off the top of my head...

Great Divide Hercules
Lagunitas Maximus
Stone Ruination
New Belgium Rampant

 

Why is everyone pretending he is not from New Hampshire?

 

Indeed!

 

My first double was Hop Wallop and I creamed myself stupid on first sip. Your comment is silly