IPAs/DIPAs from different countries

Moralite from DDC
Witchshark from Bellwoods
Lone Pine IPA from Sawdust City
Shoulders of Giants, Flying Monkeys Craft Brewery
Thrust! An IPA, Great Lakes Brewery
Shawi Beach Le Trou De Diable

 

Epic Hop Zombie from New Zealand is at this point in time the best DIPA I have tried.

 

Little Creatures IPA kept me sane during a 5 week sentence in London. They could learn something from the Aussies.

 

& from Vancouver Island , Beautiful BC (Beer Country) Canada ,
Driftwood 'Fat Tug' & 'Twenty Pounder' + Phillips 'Amnesiac' + Hoyne 'Hard Rain'

& agree with Central City both IPA/DIPA , and add 4 Winds , Russell , P49 , ...
& will also agree with Bellwoods 'Witchshark'

 

Make sure at some point to go Belgian and try some of their strong pale ales and IPAs - Duvel and Piraat for example...

 

Hitachino nest Dai Dai is pretty good too. It's a little different but pretty tasty

 

From Scotland

Pilot India IPA
Pilot India India DIPA
Cromarty AKA IPA
Cromarty Man Overboard
BrewDOg Jackhammer IPA
BrewDog Hardcore IPA
BrewDog/Mikkeller I Hardcore You
Stewart Radical Road IPA
Tempest Brave New World IPA

 

Omnipollo makes some really nice IPA/DIPA if you can find it fresh.

 

Had that one yesterday, not over the top, but very nice.

 

Not all, I have had a couple traditional ones in London.
The Long Arm Brewing Co IPA-OK was traditional, 5.5%, dry, loaded with Kent Goldings hops.
Fullers Bengal Lancer is also in the traditional style. Do they even make an American style IPA?

Edit - I have brewed some of the historic recipes that Ron Pattinson has published, so I do know what those taste like.

 

Of course at one time Edinburgh was the world's second biggest brewer of IPA

But the historic IPAs would have been attenuated to dryness, then exposed to Brett and aged.

 

That's true. And I didn't list any English IPAs there because that's one huge day long task.

 

True. The ones I have made taste best after about 6-9 months (then they disappear quickly). Sometime I need to grab some of the White Labs Brett C. And give that a try.

 

Love Red Racer and the artwork on the can is an added bonus.

 

That sounds easier than putting it in a sailing ship bound for India

 

Central City Red Racer now known as Red Betty in the U.S.
Also, Driftwood Fat Tug (although @LampertLand already called it)
Not sure how available these will be in New York OP.

 

As Pete Brown found out in Hops and Glory.

 

Ov-Ral
Double Eye PA
HopDoom

 

Hans Müller Backbonesplitter
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/36174/132933/

Braukunstkeller Amarsi IPA
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/33117/103478/

Braukunstkeller Laguna IPA
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/33117/103477/

unlikely you'll find them outside Germany though