Today I’m brewing a sour IPA on my Anvil Foundry 6.5 gallon brewing system. There’s no doubt sour beer is in high demand these days and the sour IPA is no exception. These things are super hot right now and I totally understand why. They’re tart, smooth, and packed with hop aroma and fruity flavors. In the past I’ve quick soured my sour IPAs but this time I’m taking a new approach and I’ll be co-pitching a specific strain of lactobacillus with my yeast. Hopefully this method works just and well and I can get this on draft within a couple weeks.
Now, let’s make some beer!
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Torpedo Keg: https://bit.ly/32vvkOx
2 Gallon Bucket (for grains): https://bit.ly/2yhWNXJ
Star-San: https://bit.ly/36hsxZR
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Anvil Foundry 6.5 Gallon Brew System: https://bit.ly/34c8JYN
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Blichmann RipTide Pump: https://bit.ly/2ZkWnLj
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