Best DIPA On Tap

The best DIPA I've ever had on tap:

Odell Myrcenary

Truly outstanding.

I had it in Fort Collins so it was fresh. I've never had a better beer experience.

 

Double Sunshine was unreal good on tap. Probably one of my luckiest beer experiences was basically having the keg to myself at the Farmhouse Grill in Burlington.

 

Kicking ass dipa.

 

Double jack might be the most consistent and easy to find beer in CA. Well down here in so cal it's one of ballast points few options, so where I'm at I'll call it a draw!

 

Heady Topper - Alchemist
Dude are you OK - Drop in
Sap - Tree house
Julius - Tree house

 

FireFly Hollow "Cone Flakes" DIPA. Drooling just thinking about it, but you will have to come to CT for it.

 

New England - Coriolis
Other Half - Nice Life
Hill Farmstead - Abner
Alchemist - Heady Topper
Carton - 077XX
Knee Deep - Hoptologist
Stone - Enjoy By
Green Flash - Palate Wrecker
Captain Lawrence - Captains Reserve Imperial Ipa
Russian River - Pliny the Elder

 

The new SingleCut Bon Bon is pretty awesome. If you're around NYC look for it. They bottled it too.

 

I agree - draft Hopslam is better than any bottle I've ever had, and I'm a fan of regular Hopslam.

But Kuhnhenn DRIPA is the correct answer for this neck of the woods for sure.

 

If you're willing to travel to Philly, I say head to Monk's Café. You can get Pliny the Elder on tap there, as well as Blind Pig (an IPA but not a DIPA, but so damn good).

Head to the Carton Brewery in NJ on your way there/back and pick up some stuff to make the most out of your trip.

 

I'm forgetting about Other Half in Red Hook, Brooklyn....sometimes freshness trumps everything else and you can get some really great DIPA's straight from the source hear.

 

Wicked Weed Freak of Nature and Foothills Jade (not really a dipa, but a potent ipa).

 

For me it was Dinner at MBC

 

It hasn't been on tap for a while. I don't think they're kegging it for the time being.

 

TG King Sue. Pretty lucky to have had it.

 

New Glarus Scream IIPA is wonderful on tap, if you're in Wisconsin sometime.

 

Bale Breaker Kiln Series #2 is my most recent favorite.

 

Get to Peekskill for Higher Standard and Amazeballs.

 

Any of the DIPA's that Cellarmaker in SF has created have been the best DIPA's I have ever had. I love Heady, I've had a boatload of it. I love Pliny too. I love Alpine's beers. But I can't find something to top Cellarmaker.

 

Also, take a day trip to Waterbury, VT. Visit Prohibition Pig, The Reservoir and Blackback Pub. They will have an abundance of Alchemist, Hill Farmstead, Fiddlehead, and Lawson's on tap. It's truly the Mecca for hop lovers. You can get a cheap room at the Best Western, which is within walking distance and has a restaurant inside with great beers on tap as well.

Cheers