Beste dubbele en drievoudige IPA's ter wereld

What are double and triple IPAs?

Double and triple IPAs are two different types of India Pale Ale (IPA) beers. IPAs are generally hoppy and fruity, with a higher ABV than most other beers. Double and triple IPAs are even more intense in flavor and have a higher ABV.

Double IPAs

Double IPAs, also known as Imperial IPAs, usually have an ABV between 7.5% and 10%. They are stronger, hoppier and sweeter than regular IPAs.

Triple IPAs

Triple IPAs are even stronger and usually have an ABV between 10% and 13%. They are extremely hoppy and often have complex, fruity flavors.

The top 5 best double IPAs

1. Pliny the Elder

Pliny the Elder is a classic double IPA with an ABV of 8%. This IPA has a perfect balance of bitterness and fruitiness, with notes of pine and citrus.

2. Heady Topper

Heady Topper is a highly sought-after double IPA with an ABV of 8%. The beer is known for its hoppy and fruity flavors, with notes of tropical fruit and a slight bitterness.

3. Sip of Sunshine

Sip of Sunshine is a delicious double IPA with an alcohol content of 8%. This IPA has a smooth, fruity taste with notes of citrus and pine.

4. Cloudwater Brew Co.

Cloudwater Brew Co is an English brewery known for its excellent double IPAs. Their DIPA series offers a range of delicious, hoppy beers with alcohol levels around 8%. They are both fruity and bitter, with flavors ranging from citrus to tropical fruit.

5. Trillium Brewing Company

Trillium Brewing Company is an American brewery known for its outstanding double IPAs. Their Mettle DIPA has an ABV of 8.4% and is rich with flavors of tropical fruit, citrus and a hint of pine.

The top 5 best triple IPAs

1. The Alchemist – The Crusher

The Crusher is a powerful triple IPA with an ABV of 10%. The beer is extremely hoppy, with complex flavors of tropical fruit, citrus and pine.

2. Tree House Brewing Company – King Julius

King Julius is an excellent triple IPA with an ABV of 10.5%. This beer has intense flavors of mango, passion fruit and citrus, combined with a subtle bitterness.

3. Monkish Brewing Co. – Triple Cone

Triple Cone is a delicious triple IPA with an ABV of 10.2%. This beer is rich with flavors of pineapple, mango and grapefruit, with a nice balance of sweetness and bitterness.

4. Other Half Brewing – All Green Everything

All Green Everything is a powerful triple IPA with an ABV of 10.5%. This beer has an explosion of tropical fruitiness, with notes of mango, passion fruit and lime.

5. Equilibrium Brewery – MC²

MC² is a flavorful triple IPA with an ABV of 10.3%. This beer has a complex flavor, with notes of peach, apricot and a hint of pine.

Where can you find these IPAs?

Dutch beer stores

There are several beer stores in the Netherlands where you can find these delicious double and triple IPAs. A good starting point is Project Beers, where you can find a wide range of IPAs.

International beer stores

If you don’t live in the Netherlands, there are also international beer stores where you can find these IPAs. Many of the breweries listed have online stores or partnerships with international distributors. You can also visit Project Beers for a comprehensive listing of IPAs and information on where to buy them.

Conclusion

The world’s best double and triple IPAs offer a taste experience that is both intense and refined. With their high ABV and complex, fruity flavors, they are a real treat for any beer lover. Both in Dutch and international beer stores, there are plenty of opportunities to discover and enjoy these IPAs.

FAQ

1. What is the difference between a double and a triple IPA? Double IPAs generally have an alcohol content between 7.5% and 10% and are stronger and hoppier than regular IPAs. Triple IPAs usually have an alcohol content between 10% and 13% and are extremely hoppy with complex, fruity flavors.
2. Where can I buy double and triple IPAs? In the Netherlands, you can go to several beer stores, such asProject Beers, for a wide range of IPAs. Internationally, there are also beer stores and online shops that sell these IPAs.
3. Are double and triple IPAs suitable for beer lovers who do not like bitter beer? Double and triple IPAs are generally hoppier and more bitter than regular IPAs, but they also have complex, fruity flavors that are worth trying even if you don’t like bitter beer.
4. What is the best way to serve double and triple IPAs? Double and triple IPAs are best served at a temperature of about 8-10°C. It is also advisable to pour them in a glass with a tapered opening to concentrate the aromas.
5. How long do double and triple IPAs keep? The shelf life of double and triple IPAs varies, but generally they are best consumed within 3-6 months of production to fully experience the hop aromas and flavors.