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Two Hearted Clone Recipe Kit

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Two Hearted Clone Recipe Kit

One of our most popular recipes in the shop! This is our take on cloning the very popular Bell's IPA. Recipe includes 2-row and light crystal malts, as well as four ounces of Centennial hops (one for dry hopping!). It has an original gravity of 1.069, and is 7.9% by volume using our recommended "Chico ale yeast", or referred to now as American Ale yeast in the drop down yeast options.

Yield : 5 Gallons

Original Gravity : 1.064

Final Gravity : 1.016

Color / SRM : 6.80

Alcohol by Volume : 6.18%

IBU (anticipated, alpha acids can fluctuate) : 71.31

Specialty Grains : Crystal 10L

Hops : Centennial

Recipe Includes : Liquid Malt, Specialty Grains in a grain bag & Hops

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Zian Brewing

This was the first batch of home brew I did. It turned out amazing! Tastes Just like the real Two Hearted IPA. Going to be making more of this.

Reviewed by: Brian Armstrong on 6/13/2018

On the mark

I brewed this and tried it for the first time yesterday. I poured it and tasted it against the real Two Hearted. It was spot on!! Friends and family could not tell which was which. Great beer!!

Reviewed by: Marvin Wright on 4/13/2017

Awesome!

Great hop aroma and an even greater hoppy taste. Spot on AIH! Cheers!

Reviewed by: Terry on 3/1/2017

Feel like a master brewer now

This is my 4th attempt at brewing. All the others I drank. This one I'm loving, delicious! I'll be back for more of this.

Reviewed by: david carey on 2/26/2017

Mmmmm

Mmmmmmmm Love it. Two batches so far. Way to go AIH!

Reviewed by: michael timmerman on 2/5/2017

Tasty IPA

Made this over the summer. Unfortunately all my friends drank it all :-D Got lots of good reviews from them and I really enjoyed it. Very easy but also very strong.

Reviewed by: Seth on 12/20/2016

Great as is or modified

This is a great imitation of Two Hearted and can also be used as a base for other IPA recipes. My best brew yet was an aggressive Citra dry hopping version of this. Have also done a custom version of this with Apollo added for bittering, less centennial, and dry hopped with El Dorado for a tropical fruit finish.

Reviewed by: Corey L on 11/20/2016

Delicious!

Great balance of malt and hops, turned out great even after a boil over!

Reviewed by: Nathan Krull on 7/19/2016

2 Hearted to the core

Excellent clone recipe, left in primary for 1 week, secondary for three weeks. Kegged and taste is solid on the hops but not over done. Smooth and refreshing. Great summer brew. Enjoy!

Reviewed by: Dallas Powers on 5/24/2016

Best home brew yet

This really is a clone of Bell's. It has been our favorite and friends and family who have tried this brew. We let the beer sit in the first carboy for two weeks and then sat in the secondary fermenter for four more weeks, then bottled.

Reviewed by: Allie on 3/27/2016

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Q: Looking at description it states best with Chico Ale yeast. I do not see that option on the check out nor in the list of yeast available. Can you let me know which yeast it is. Also would that change the brew/ferment directions that come with this kit?

Asked by: Dave - 11/27/2017

A: Chico ale is the older name for California/American Ale yeast used by the yeast suppliers. WLp001/Wyeast 1056 or S-05 would all be the appropriate yeast for this kit, and would be used as directed by the manufacturer on the yeast pack

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Answer provided by: Aaron (11/28/2017)

Q: How much is shipping to Cleveland Ohio ?

Asked by: Tim leonard - 10/10/2017

A: This will vary depending on the items in the cart and the zip code. You can add the items your looking to order into a cart on the site and calculate the rate before checking out. IF the order exceeds $50, Ohio orders qualify for our flat rate Great Lakes Shipping if all of the items qualify

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Answer provided by: Aaron (10/11/2017)

Q: At what time in the secondary do you dry hop ?

Asked by: Robert Santana - 9/9/2017

A: The Dry hops are left in for the duration of secondary for 1-2 weeks

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Answer provided by: Aaron (9/10/2017)

Q: Is it possible to get the grain ground to a finer consistency for BIAB?

Asked by: Mark Seefeld - 9/2/2017

A: If you would like the grains to be ground finer, just leave a comment on your order and our grain room would be happy to take care of that for you!

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Answer provided by: Joe H (9/2/2017)

Q: How many pounds of LME is included in this recipe kit?

Asked by: Brian - 6/5/2017

A: This kit contains 8lbs of LME

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Answer provided by: Aaron (6/6/2017)

Q: Do you have an option for leaf hops vs. pellet?

Asked by: Left coast Steve - 2/10/2017

A: Leaf hops are not produced and as readily available year round like pellet hops are, so pellet is the default for any of our kits. We do have a selection of leaf hops available on the site, but would need to be ordered a la carte with the other kit items, and would not qualify for the kit cost as listed.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (2/11/2017)

Q: Did you guys stop including the boil instructions online? Cannot seem to find them. Don't want to buy a kit I cannot see instructions for.

Asked by: Joe - 10/21/2016

A: We are currently changing the format on most of our recipes. In the meantime, we pulled the recipes from the website to prevent confusion. We apologize for the inconvenience

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Answer provided by: Cassie (10/24/2016)

Q: I have the 2 hearted clone recipe and have read on this Q&A to leave in primary fermenter anywhere from 7 days to 11-12 days. Do you have a more specific length of time?

Asked by: Jeff Flynn - 10/8/2016

A: Your hydrometer is the main tool you need to use to figure out when your batch is done with fermentation. Two weeks is playing it safe if you are not following these steps.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (10/11/2016)

Q: Can you simply double the kit if attempting a 10gal brew?

Asked by: Dan - 4/20/2016

A: Correct.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (4/22/2016)

Q: This will be my 3rd home brew, I love the store bought 2 hearted ale but want to brew it myself. What is my target initial gravity? Any suggestions for a fruitier taste? add honey? orange zest? Thanks-

Asked by: Mike Pintell - 3/3/2016

A: 1.061 is the anticipated original gravity. You can add any adjunct that you want to the beer. Even changing the hops will change the character of the beer.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (3/3/2016)