Similar IPAs to Odell IPA?

What are some IPAs that have similar hop aroma, taste, and bitterness to Odell IPA?

EDIT: Found some info from here about what hops are used, and when:

http://www.ora.tv/beergeeks/2014/11/20/17-odell-brewing-co-0_5a0lsx95a90i

Code:

Bittering

Chinook
Columbus

Aroma

Columbus
Cascade

Whirlpool

"Secret"

Hopback Addition Hops - whole hops

Cascade
Simcoe
Lots of Centennial

 

Interesting, I never saw Odell as a full blown west coast IPA, despite the fact it's hot a huge malt profile compared to most IPAs and also has HUGE hop flavor, just not a lot of the nasty bitterness that was typical for hop bombs of this size 7-8 years ago.

Then again, I've not had Stone IPA but once several years ago, and none of the others in this thread because it wasn't available until recently where I live.

Thanks for the suggestions!

 

Yeah, I didn't remember it being like Odell, otherwise I would have probably purchased it since then.

 

I just did a quick excel spreadsheet comparing the ABV, Malts, IBUs, and types of hops and how they were used of the IPAs I've had, and IPA's I found myself buying over the years.

My summary:

* ABV was not consistent

* IPAs using a larger portion of munich, vienna, or caramel were purchased more often

* Chinook was quite popular for a bittering hop, with Magnum appearing often as well in my favorites

* For aroma, cascade and centennial were present in nearly every beer of my favorites.

Using this info, I can predict that I'm going to really love Union Jack IPA once it is here in Kansas next week. It hits all of these points.

 

I think we get Bell's next week as well, I'll give 2-hearted a spin!

 

and Founder's!

 

Stone IPA is a full 17 IBUs higher than Odell

About the same ABV, but no malts listed on Stone's website.

Magnum with Stone vs. Chinook for bittering hops

Aroma hops were very different, however - only Centennial was the same, and Centennial is only used as a hopback hop on Odell.