Hey! Im looking for Wicked Weeds Pernicious IPA recipe. I cant seem to find a reliable clone recipe online.
Wicked Weed Brewing provides an ingredient listing
Pernicious IPA
Style IPA
OG 1.061°
Intended ABV 7.3%
IBU ~70-ish
Style IPA
OG 1.061°
Malts
2 Row / acidulated / carafoam / pilsner
Hops
Amarillo/ Centennial / Columbus/ Motueka / Pacific Gem /Warrior
Dry Hops
Amarillo / Citra / Galaxy / Mosaic / Motueka / Pacific Jade
Best Estimation for a 5.5gal batch
Malts:
9lbs 12oz of 2 Row
0.8oz acidulated
2lbs 4 oz pilsner
1lbs 12oz carafoam
Mash 153 for 60 min
Boil for 60 min
Hops: Amarillo/ Centennial / Columbus/ Motueka / Pacific Gem /Warrior
Hop Schedule:
13 IBU 0.25oz Warrior (60 Min)
12 IBU 0.25oz Columbus Hops (60 Min)
24 IBU 0.5 oz Pacific Gem Hops (60 Min)
7.5IBU 0.25oz Amarillo (30min)
9 IBU 0.25oz Centennial (30min)
5 IBU 0.25oz Pacific Gem (15min)
4 IBU 0.25oz Centennial (15min)
0.25oz Pacific Gem (0min)
0.25oz Amarillo (0min)
Dry Hops:
Amarillo / Citra / Galaxy / Mosaic / Motueka / Pacific Jade
Hop Schedule:
Dry Hop Day 0
0.3oz each Amarillo, Citra, Galaxy, Mosaic, Motueka, Jade
Dry Hop Day 4
0.3oz each Amarillo, Citra, Galaxy, Mosaic, Motueka, Jade
Yeast:
California Ale/ S-05 / Chico
Best of Luck!
Allen Clutter
@white_oak_brewing
TEN different hop varieties??
I count 5 varieties, which is still more than I typically use.
Oops didn’t see all those others in the dry hop. Wow that’s crazy.
Having been to the Asheville brewery and drinking this beer I can honestly say that it was delicious!
That was more common in the very early 2010s when Wicked Weed launched. A lot of at least then popular hops were hard to get consistently so breweries were pumping out IPAs with a lot of varieties so if they struggled to get the same volumes of hops they could stay in the ballpark by changing proportions or subbing hops. The Stone Enjoy By IPA was specifically built for that reality. That was a time when cascade was getting hard to find consistently because there was so much demand although at the time it was grown extensively.
Now as long as you can get your hands consistently on mosaic, citra and galaxy, you can make a new IPA every week by adding whatever other fruity hops you can source.