Two Hearted Clone Recipe Kit

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!!

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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!

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.

This is a decent IPA but it doesn't taste like 2 Hearted, fails the side by side comparison. The aroma and flavor have curiously improved with age. At 4 weeks in bottles it was quite bitter and unbalanced and didn't start to smooth until about 8 weeks. At over 3 months now it is not bitter, and has a nice mellow grapefruit aroma and flavor, maybe a slight sweetness. Also much darker than 2Hearted! Not bad though and good showcase of the centennial hops.