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Hop Therapy Centennial IPA | All-Grain Recipe Kit | 5 Gallons

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Make sure this kit matches your setup

The short version before the full profile, ingredients, and process notes below.

Method All-grain Mash-based brew day for BIAB, mash tun, or all-in-one brewing systems.
Batch 5 gallon batch Ingredients for the batch; equipment is separate unless stated.
Difficulty Mash required PDF instructions are linked here and repeated in the full details below.
Still need Sanitizer + fermenter + packaging Bottling, canning, or kegging supplies are handled separately.

Hop Therapy Centennial IPA | All-Grain Recipe Kit | 5 Gallons

Hop Therapy Centennial IPA is a clean, bitter, Centennial-focused American IPA built around grapefruit, citrus peel, light pine, firm bitterness, and a lean malt platform. The goal is not a sweet modern hazy IPA; this should finish crisp, hop-forward, and bright.

Companion version: This is the all-grain version of Hop Therapy Centennial IPA. If you want the same Centennial-focused beer with extract handling instead of a full mash, see the extract version of Hop Therapy Centennial IPA.

Beer Profile

  • Style: Centennial-driven American IPA
  • Batch Size: 5 gallons packaged / ~5.25–5.5 gallons into fermenter
  • Estimated OG: ~1.063–1.066
  • Estimated FG: ~1.012–1.014
  • Estimated ABV: ~6.6–7.0%
  • Bitterness: Firm IPA bitterness
  • Boil Time: 75 minutes
  • Dry Hop: 3.5 Ounces Centennial

Grain Milling

We automatically mill the grains included with SoCal Brewing Supply beer recipe kits so they are ready for brew day. If you want the grains left unmilled, please add that request in the shopping cart notes before checkout. We’ll do our best to support unmilled requests when packing your order.

Fermentation Requirements

Use a clean, sanitized fermenter with enough headspace for active fermentation. Pitch SafAle US-05 into well-aerated wort around 64–68°F, hold fermentation steady through peak activity, then allow the beer to finish around 68–70°F. Confirm gravity is close to terminal before dry hopping, and confirm gravity is stable before packaging.

Detailed Kit Contents

  • Briess Brewers Malt: 160 Ounces
  • Briess Pale Ale Malt: 45 Ounces
  • Briess Caramel 40L Malt: 8 Ounces
  • Centennial Hops: 6 Ounces supplied; use 1.2 Ounces at 45 minutes remaining, 1.2 Ounces at 30 minutes remaining, and 3.5 Ounces for dry hop
  • Calcium Sulfate (Gypsum): 2 Ounce pack supplied; use 4 g in the mash if following the source water adjustment
  • Fermentis SafAle US-05 American Ale Dry Yeast: 1 Packet

Recipe and Measuring Notes

This kit follows a Centennial-forward American IPA structure inspired by the public AHA Bell’s Two Hearted-style formulation. Weigh the hop and gypsum additions carefully and reserve any small remainder.

Volume and ABV Notes

Mash efficiency and final kettle volume will move the gravity slightly. The target range assumes a typical all-grain brewhouse efficiency and about 5 gallons packaged from the batch.

Flavor and Brewing Character

Expect grapefruit, orange peel, floral citrus, light pine, clean malt support, and a dry American ale fermentation profile. Keep oxygen away from the beer after fermentation starts; hop aroma fades quickly when handled roughly.

Helpful Bottling & Kegging Add-Ons

Bottling this batch? Add powdered dextrose priming sugar and use our Priming Sugar Calculator for the actual packaged volume and beer temperature.

Kegging instead? Use our Beer Carbonation Chart & Keg Serving Pressure Calculator to choose the right pressure for your serving temperature and carbonation target.

All-Grain Brew Day Upgrade

If you brew BIAB, add our BIAB grain bag for easier mash handling, cleaner runoff, and faster cleanup.

Download the brewing instructions PDF