Dave Stoller wrote:

> mmmm Hops. I enjoyed the Victory's Hop Wallop even though it was not quite
> as hoppy a I had expected.
>
> I am still searching for a beer that I consider too hoppy. Any suggestions
> out there? The Wyerbacher Hops Infusion is the closest that I have come,
> the highest IBU that is, while maintaining a balance.


The hoppiest beer I've had thus far is Dogsbody Ale. (I had it at the
Winking Judge in Hamilton, Ontario.) There's a link for it in the 3rd
paragraph at the site given below. It is described there as "a
refreshing hop field in a glass".

http://scotchirishbrewing.ca/

I've not had any of the other brews mentioned in this thread, so can't
say how they compare. I can say, however, that Dogsbody was a bit too
hoppy for me.

--
Bruce Weaver

www.angelfire.com/wv/bwhomedir

Bruce Weaver > wrote in news:3719roF57qsu7U1
@individual.net:

> The hoppiest beer I've had thus far is Dogsbody Ale.
....
> I can say, however, that Dogsbody was a bit too hoppy for me.

As that beer is quite likely under 40 IBU, you'll definitely want to stay
FAR away from IPAs from Stone, Bear Republic, Pizza Port, Oggi's, Three
Floyds, LaConner, Diamond Knot, etc., etc., etc.

Cheers,
Ern

"Bruce Weaver" > wrote in message
> The hoppiest beer I've had thus far is Dogsbody Ale. (I had it at the
> Winking Judge in Hamilton, Ontario.)

God, I love that bar.

--
Lew Bryson

"GOOD or SHITE?" -- Michael Jackson, "Thriller", 1982
www.lewbryson.com