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Recipe: Deep Fried Trestlemania

New York City’s Deep Fried specializes in big, juicy, textured double and triple hazy IPAs that pack in hop flavor. Here’s a homebrew-scale recipe for Trestlemania, their collab with 3 Sons of Dania Beach, Florida, featuring multiple wheats, multiple oats, and more than 10 pounds of hops per barrel.

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After past brewing experience at New York City’s LIC Beer Project, Sixpoint, and TALEA Beer, Johnny Osborne launched his Deep Fried Beers start-up out of Alewife Brewing, based in Queens, and has been expanding his production out of other breweries in New York.

Deep Fried specializes in big, juicy, textured double and triple hazy IPAs that pack in hop flavor. Here’s a homebrew-scale recipe for Trestlemania, his collab with 3 Sons Brewing of Dania Beach, Florida, featuring multiple wheats, multiple oats, and more than 10 pounds of hops per barrel.

For much more about how brewers are deeply saturating their IPAs with juicy hop character, see The Outer Limits of Hop Flavor.

ALL-GRAIN

Batch size: 5 gallons (19 liters)
Brewhouse efficiency: 72%
OG: 1.076
FG: 1.015
IBUs: 27-ish
ABV: 8%

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