what Ipa's should I try next

Sculpin IPA is very nice, if you can find it. It occasionally makes appearances in CT.

 

Looks like you have a pretty great selection to choose from right there, not much need for more, just enjoy the ones you can already get.

 

Bell's Two Hearted, Heavy Seas Loose Cannon, Founders Red's Rye, Stone IPA, Founders Centennial, Sierra Nevada Torpedo, Great Divide Titan are great easy to find IPAs, and they're all killer..

 

not sure where you are at and what you can get your hands on- but here are some of my favorites.

1- bells 2 hearted
2-Stone IPA (I like better than their ruination)
3-Sculpin IPA
4- Dogfish 90 min
5-Green Flash West Coast IPA
6-Founders Centennial
7-Racer 5

 

If you can find it, try a Sculpin from Ballast Point. It's a little pricey at ~$10 a bomber, but well worth it. Some others of quality include: Caldera iPA, Anderson Valley Hop Ottin', Racer 5, Bell's Two Hearted, and Firestone Walker Union Jack. Good luck and Cheers!

 

Also, DFH 60 minute.

 

I'd recommend Dogfish 90 minute IPA- a first rate beer.

 

Just had Ballast Point Sculpin for the first time last night; picked it up in a trade. Extremely tasty, one of the best IPA's I've had. Even better went to Ballast Point's web site and discovered that they ship to Illinois. Unfortunately, they don't ship to MA, but if you have the opportunity definitely trade for it.

 

All of these are either local or brewed in New England: Wachusett Larry, Smuttynose Big A, Maine Lunch, Mayflower IPA, Lawson's Double Sunshine, Blatant IPA, Frosty Knuckle Sea Spray, Cambridge Brewing Co. The Audacity of Hops. Just a local start.

 

All of the above are great suggestions. If you want to try something a little different, go for a Rye IPA or a fruit IPA. SN Ruthless Rye, Founders Red's Rye, etc... for a rye IPA and DFH's spring seasonal ApriHop for a nice apricot IPA.

 

You've already had two of my favorites in Flower Power and Heady Topper. I'd look to Alpine and their trio of Pure Hoppiness/Nelson/Duet are fantastic. I'd also give Hopsickle and Mongo a try on the big double side, and a simple Two Hearted Ale and Hop Devil. Caldera from Oregon is also fantastic and runs at a fairly low ABV for IPA's at 6.2. LOL, then there's Surly Furious, and so on and so on.

 

find the hop/taste profile you like best from reading reviews buy those if they are in your area or trade for some..alpine iis one of my favorites

 

Odell IPA, Odell Myrcenary, Big sky ipa, Sierra Nevada Torpedo and hoptimum, Avery Maharaja, Great Divide titan, Great Divide Maharaja, and gonna throw New Belgium belgo out there just for fun. These are the ipa's I enjoy most often.