Freak of Nature vs In Profondità DIPA: Which Should You Drink?

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Freak of Nature

Wicked Weed Brewing

United States · Double IPA

hopIQ rank #1331

71%

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side by side, across 56 flavour tags

In Profondità DIPA

Animus Brewing

Spain · Double IPA

HOPIQ TAKE

Freak of Nature if you want that classic West Coast pine-and-resin punch, In Profondità DIPA if you want something weirder and more experimental. Both sit at 8% and 80 IBUs, so the ABV/IBU math is identical—the difference is in how each brewery spent their hops. Wicked Weed leans familiar; Animus leans curious. Neither is better, just different lanes.

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WHEN TO CHOOSE WHICH

Pick Freak of Nature when…

→You want immediate, recognizable hop character—no mysteries
→You're in the mood for something bracing and dry that cleanses the palate
→You respect the IPA tradition and want it executed well

Pick In Profondità DIPA when…

→You want to actually think about what's in your glass
→You're curious about how a brewery interprets 'DIPA' differently
→You prefer balance and integration over boldface statements

SIDE BY SIDE

	Freak of Nature	In Profondità DIPA
ABV	8%	8%
Bitterness	Very bitter	Very bitter
Colour	Golden	Amber
Style	Double IPA	Double IPA
Origin	United States	Spain

WHAT IT TASTES OF

9 shared · 6 distinct

Both beers

hoppypineydryfull-bodiedcitrusybittercrispherbalorange

STRUCTURE — HOW IT'S BUILT

Freak of NatureIn Profondità DIPA

Bitterness

Body

TASTING NOTES

Freak of Nature

HoppyPineyDry

Freak of Nature hits you with this immediate, almost aggressive citrus-pine combo that doesn't apologize. There's a drying bitterness that sticks around, but it's clean—like someone took a Douglas fir and candied the edges. The 8% ABV stays hidden; this drinks lean and focused, not boozy. It's a beer that knows exactly what it wants to be.

In Profondità DIPA

HoppyPineyResinous

In Profondità DIPA is hazier in character, even if it's not necessarily a hazy IPA. There's this intriguing herbal-almost-floral underbelly beneath the citrus, something that makes you pause between sips and try to figure out what you're tasting. The bitterness is there but it's integrated, not front-loaded. It feels more textured, like someone layered the hops instead of stacking them.

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