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IPA - 5.5 Gallons - All Grain - ABV 5.7% - IBU 60 - SRM 7
If you ask a person from Toronto how they pronounce their city name, they’ll look at you incredulously and say “Torono” as if it makes perfect sense. Now, ask someone from outside of Ontario and they’ll say “Toronto”. Why is this important? Well it just so happens that this beer has a distinct West Coast style – but it is brewed with hops from Ontario exclusively. So we’ll bridge the gap and give it an Ontario name with a west coast pronunciation.
Of course, the name is irrelevant if the beer is terrible, thankfully, this one is delicious. It is a full bodied IPA with distinct floral and pine notes. The hops are sourced from Highland Hop Yard located in Meaford, ON (Side note, we also carry their Chinook and Centennial hops – stay tuned for future recipes including these). It’s a very hop forward beer, but there is a nice malt backbone courtesy of the Crystal and Honey malts. Let’s brew up a batch and crack one as our great country defrosts this spring.
Grains
2 Row x 10.5lbs
Crystal Light x 1lb
Honey Malt x 0.5lbs
Hops
1oz Columbus @ 60min
1oz Cascade (Ontario) @15min
1oz Cascade (Ontario) @8min
1oz Cascade (Ontario) @0min
*DRY HOP*
2oz Cascade (Ontario) - 4 days in Secondary
Yeast
US-05
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