Two Hearted Clone Recipe Kit

Bought and made this about two months ago. Legitimately identical to the real thing in color and taste. If they weren't slightly different colors you wouldn't know the difference. Had nearly 10 people try both and no one could pick what was the authentic one and which was homebrew. Def will be making again.

After a few mishaps with 5 gallon batches, switching to 2.5 gallon batches and revamping my set up, this was my first 5 gallon in years. And it is hands down the best yet! I used the BrewVint booster and increased my fermentation temp, which resulted in an estimated 8.1% ABV. Will definitely be making again as an all grain.

I keep a Two Hearted in my regular rotation. There is either one on tap or kegged waiting in line. My favorite thing to do is add an extra once of Centennial hops to the last 15 minutes of the boil. It enhances the character of the beer. Leave it in the keg in a cool place for a month to mature and you have a great IPA.

I left this in the primary for 8 days and a full two weeks in the secondary. Came out great, not quite as good as Bell's (I had the brew day temp a little low I think) but still a very hoppy IPA. Only my 4th brew and it was easy; good for new brewers.

The Two Hearted Clone is our best home brew to date. It surpassed our expectations. If you love IPS's you need to try this...