NEIPA revelation

[Benfleet Brewery]

£5-7 isn't completely outrageous when you calculate out the cost of the hops put in as well as the losses due to those hops.

I think homebrewers also forget the other costs of commercial brewing - wages, property, insurance, equipment capital, power, marketing, retail markup etc that dwarf the ingredient cost.

Yes. I wonder how much of that £5-7 the brewery actually gets!

 

[MmmmCitra]

View attachment 33140Made my latest Cloudwater v Brewdog type clone using there recipe. WoW tasted wonderful when I was bottling so be interesting in a couple of weeks to see how it’s turned out after carbonating !

Yum, that looks fabulous

I seem to have stumbled across the correct grain bill / yeast combination and my attempts to brew a NEIPA are bearing fruit now, the last few have tasted awesome and looked the part

 

[Brew_DD2]

£5-7 isn't completely outrageous when you calculate out the cost of the hops put in as well as the losses due to those hops.

I think homebrewers also forget the other costs of commercial brewing - wages, property, insurance, equipment capital, power, marketing, retail markup etc that dwarf the ingredient cost.

Of course. I don't object to paying those prices. Although kettle sours at those prices... don't get me started.

 

[AlDaviz]

Yum, that looks fabulous

I seem to have stumbled across the correct grain bill / yeast combination and my attempts to brew a NEIPA are bearing fruit now, the last few have tasted awesome and looked the part

View attachment 33141

There was maybe a pint less when I bottles

 

[chuffer]

I prefer Northern Monk's Newer World to Hazy Jane. £3 from Morrisons. They also sell Order of the Faith which is a nice IPA.

+1 on the Newer World