Your Most Consistent IPA?

Bell's Two Hearted

 

Bell's Two-Hearted, Ballast Point Sculpin

 

Limbo

 

Ditto.

 

Grapefruit Sculpin, Resin, Anti-Hero

 

PtE, probably because I usually drink it pretty fresh.

 

Troegs Perpetual IPA, refreshing, very drinkable, and with a nice complexity that doesn't exceed the pale ale refreshment factor. OK, I may be a bit biased, but this is my own honest opinion.

 

Resin by Sixpoint. Even with the tweaks, it is consistently AWESOME !

 

Consistent? I'll go local with Size 7 and Masala Mama.

 

Enjoy By. People say that it's different each batch - I guess I just don't pick up on that. Every time I pick it up it's consistently delicious and hits the spot perfectly for me.

Others I can say are really consistent are Smuttynose IPA, Double Jack, and probably Space Cake.

 

where do you people get your sculpin? for me it has always been the odd one out of big name west coast IPAs when it comes to consistency and not-fall-off-after-one-month-ability. grapefruit sculpin, however, sells out so incredibly fast here that it is guaranteed fresh every time and thus is consistently good.

 

Headhunter and Two Hearted.

 

Fat Tug by Driftwood, most of my friends south of the boarder have never heard of it, #38 on the IPA list.
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Always great.

 

Several come to mind, and all of them must be relatively fresh: Goose IPA, SN Torpedo, SN Pale (if you will consider it an IPA), and DFH 60 Minute.

 

Flying Dog Double dog

 

Green Flash West Coast
Firestone Walker Union Jack

 

2 hearted, lagunitas, anti hero. prob most midwest IPAs more based on their freshness. im not a crazy freshness snob but have good luck that they are never more than a month old usually. i know to some thats ancient.

 

Dogfish head 90 min

 

anti-hero

 

Sculpin or Union Jack.