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Brewing Juicy Bits with WeldWerks

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Brewing Juicy Bits with WeldWerks

Join WeldWerks Brewing Cofounder/Brewmaster Neil Fisher as he walks you through everything you need to know to brew one of the highest-acclaimed New England-Style IPAs available.

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Juicy Bits from WeldWerks Brewing Co. in Greeley, Colorado, is a New England–style IPA that has quickly garnered both regional and national attention for the brewery. Juicy Bits features a huge citrus and tropical-fruit hops character from the massive whirlpool and dry-hop additions of Mosaic, Citra, and El Dorado hops, as well as a softer, creamier mouthfeel thanks to the adjusted water chemistry, higher protein malts, and lower attenuation. The end result is a beer reminiscent of citrus juice with extra pulp, thus the name Juicy Bits.

In this video, WeldWerks Cofounder/Brewmaster Neil Fisher will walk you through every consideration as they developed the recipe for Juicy Bits, then gives you tips for how you can modify the process to fit your palette. In this video, Neil will also cover:

  • Recipe considerations when developing Juicy Bits
  • How WeldWerks modifies Juicy Bits to make the many iterations that now exist (e.g. Extra Extra Juicy Bits)
  • Packaging and conditioning considerations
  • How WeldWerks modifies Juicy Bits for their New England-Style Pale Ales and New England-Style Double IPAs
  • When and how to adjunct/fruit your New England-Style beers

And much more.

Course contents

7 chapters, 11 lessons, 1h 7m of video

Chapter 1

About WeldWerks

  • About WeldWerks13:23
  • Introduction to this Course0:49

Chapter 2

What is a NE-Style IPA?

  • Overview7:06

Chapter 3

Brewing Juicy Bits

  • The Development of Juicy Bits11:16
  • How to Brew Juicy Bits11:34
  • How to Make Juicy Bits Your Own10:58
  • Juicy Bits Recipe

Chapter 4

New England-Style Pale Ales

  • Overview3:42

Chapter 5

New England-Style Double IPAs

  • Overview2:32

Chapter 6

New England-Style Fruited IPAs

  • Overview5:01

Chapter 7

Wrap Up

  • Thank You1:01

What students say

4.8 from 19 reviews
  • Super knowledgeable host. No question, he knows his stuff. Best course I watched by far. Should have been taking notes. This course is packed with tid bits!! This is one I'll be watching again and maybe even one that one more time.
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  • NE IPA primer

    Excellent class, good overview of the style and detailed analysis of its characteristics.
    Doug Mork
  • Great course!

    Full of extremely useful and practical information for brewers of all skill levels.. Highly recommended!
    Scott Kindelberger
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  • great presentation

    good
    Eugene Arlotta
  • Structured and Very Inspiring

    I liked the center around Juicy bits and then orbiting the styles. So many lovely details e.g. about yeasts and dry hopping made me want to experiment with fruited neipas again ... maybe even with adjuncts like coconut.
    Keld Oelykke
  • great presentation on a topic brewers want to hear about

    topics on variations of this style were interesting and actionable for those who want to experiment on variants of this style.
    Ed Janiak
  • Great Course Very Educational

    This course was awesome. I really enjoyed it and it taught me a lot.
    Josh Evans
  • Great video

    Super knowledgeable host. No question, he knows his stuff. Best course I watched by far. Should have been taking notes. This course is packed with tid bits!! This is one I'll be watching again and maybe even one that one more time.
    dcndoug02@comcast.net .
  • Excellent n depth information-inspiring!

    Excellent - thanks
    Simon Turner
  • Fantastic!

    Absolutely Stelar! Quality content by a passionate, articulate professional. Thanks for sharing!
    Jared Bonea
  • Juicy Bits
    William Walter
  • Good tips!
    Josh Ganz
  • Juicy bits review

    Good course; however, I would have like to have had it more in depth as to the addition of fruits and adjuncts. This part was rather brief.
    Blake Ernst
  • Very good

    Would've liked a step by step, brewday type approach to making Juicy bits to complement the text.
    Steven Rice
  • Brewing Juicy Bits with WeldWerks

    Really nice discussion on the NEIPA family. Now I want to try making a milkshake NEIPA. Before I was meh.
    Steven Dragon
  • Brewing Juicy Bita with Weldwerks

    Very informative. A lot to consider. Overall excellent.
    Richard Peachey
  • Excellent intro to NEIPA recipe formulation.

    Neil Fisher presented this topic very well. His advice for recipe formulation and his overview of the brewing style at WeldWerks were very informative. I would strongly recommend this series for anyone who wants to start brewing NEIPA's.
    Nick Bova
  • Review

    waited for the beer can to open and see the beer. how it looks but no
    kamal kumawat
  • Excellent !

    I have read a lot about this style and this course rounded it all up!
    Paul Amelinckx