Best Michigan-brewed, year-round IPA?

Love Two Hearted especially when you can get a case at Costco for $34. You can afford to drink it regularly, then pick up the limited release stuff for the cellar or special occasions. Huma lumpa hits hard! Good stuff too but be careful

 

Huma Lupa
Two Hearted
Norm's Raggedy Ass

Pretty close to a three way tie, they are all so good.

Aracadia IPA is different, but I kind of like it. If you get tired of the same old, same old, try it...

 

I've only had Centennial and Two Hearted from this list, but I can't imagine any of the others being better than Two Hearted

 

Two Hearted followed by Crooked Tree.

 

2 <3'ed all the way!!

 

Do DIPAs count? If so, my vote is for DRIPA from Kuhnenn. Followed by Two Hearted, then Reds Rye.

 

Huma baby. Two Hearted in CANS a close second.

 

I considered voting Dunegras over Two Hearted, but ended up going with Two Hearted.

 

For me, Two Hearted Ale is one of 2 year round Bell's offerings I find to be world class for the style (the other being Kalamazoo Stout). Their others pale in comparison to Founders offerings.

1.) Two Hearted
2.) Kuhnhenn American IPA (like DRIPA but not an imperial or session IPA)
3.) Crooked Tree
3.) Centennial IPA
5.) Huma Lupa Licious

 

If I lived in MI, Huma would have been my #1. But I don't, so Centennial it is. Two Hearted is definitely a close 3rd.

 

I feel Huma borderlines double IPA territory.

 

two hearted is js world class and perhaps the most balanced ipa in the world...With that said, one that has not been posted who I really believe people are missing out on is Witch's Hat Train Hopper....TO ME, its one of the best American IPA's in the state and believe that if you put it head to head in a blind tasting it would fair rather well against some of the big names...