Hoppiest Season IPA - Sierra Nevada Celebration IPA® Clone All Grain Beer Recipe Kit
Hoppiest Season IPA - Clone of Sierra Nevada Celebration IPA®
Recipe Style: American IPA
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What does this beer taste like?
Our Clone of Sierra Nevada Celebration IPA® Extract Beer Recipe Kit is bursting with fresh holiday cheer, this amber-red IPA delivers a dazzling blend of bright citrus and pine from generous whole-cone American hops. A sturdy malt backbone brings layers of caramel and toasted bread, adding warmth to the crisp, resinous hop bite. Is that not a cause for celebration?
And now for the possibly funny, possibly serious, possibly irreverent flowery description....
Some beers are just meant for a celebration, and in your hand is a pint of amber hoppy perfection, a holiday-season IPA bursting with bright citrus and pine, showcasing American hops at their finest. From the sturdy malt backbone rises rich caramel and toasted bread notes, giving the beer both warmth and balance while the cold effervescence carries the hop character to your senses, and every sip is a celebration, bold, bracing, and beautiful, while the lingering hop finish leaves you ready for the next sip. This beer is brewed for moments worth remembering, so raise your glass and join the celebration, and although the holidays may only come once a year, and this vibrant amber IPA delivers the flavor for a celebration you can enjoy all year long.
All About American IPA
American IPA (India Pale Ale) is the flagship style of the modern craft beer movement—bold, hop-forward, and unapologetically flavorful, and that's the way we like it. Known for showcasing the vibrant character of American-grown hops, this style bursts with aromas and flavors of citrus, pine, tropical fruit, and sometimes floral or spicy notes, depending on the hop varieties used.
American IPAs typically range from 6% to 7.5% ABV, striking a balance between assertive hop bitterness and a sturdy malt backbone. That malt character, often toasty, lightly sweet, or caramel-tinged, provides just enough support for the hop showcase without stealing the spotlight.
