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I've done Citra + Simcoe before. Works well.
Also, Citra + Nelson Sauvin (maybe half the amount of Nelson as it's intense). Gets you into Opal Fruits territory.
Other options are using a different bittering hop like Chinook, and then using more of the Citra towards the aroma end of additions.
Also, Citra + Nelson Sauvin (maybe half the amount of Nelson as it's intense). Gets you into Opal Fruits territory.
Other options are using a different bittering hop like Chinook, and then using more of the Citra towards the aroma end of additions.
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Thanks for that think i will use Simcoe :thumb:
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Have a look and see which hops is best recommended for bittering. The early hops don't just add bitterness.
I see The Kernal did a Citra/Simcoe ale which was unsurprisingly popular:
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/the-kernel-pale-ale-citra-simcoe/268544/
I see The Kernal did a Citra/Simcoe ale which was unsurprisingly popular:
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/the-kernel-pale-ale-citra-simcoe/268544/
Im new to brewing and after a clone attempt on my 3rd batch that didnt turn out so well ive gone back to basics...
Sticking with a style and changing an ingredient at a time every brew.
Ive been working through the popular hops and cascade is my favourite for aroma and taste!
Sticking with a style and changing an ingredient at a time every brew.
Ive been working through the popular hops and cascade is my favourite for aroma and taste!
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Used 30g of Simcoe @60
10g Simcoe and Citra @30
10g Simcoe and Citra @15
10g Simcoe and Citra @ Flameout
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Are you going to dry-hop too?
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Yes i will be dry hopping, not sure on the amounts yet but more than likely it will be something mad :grin:
And tomorrow a first for me i will be making a lager with Lublin Hops
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stevej
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Sneaky little taste of this brew and its looking good but facing a dilemma ! its tasting and smelling nice and hoppy so far, but i do want a big hop aroma, so the question is how much to dry hop? i have not used this hop combo before so have no idea
Depends on the volume - 10L batch - 20g Citra Dry Hop for 10 days for 20L I would go with 30g Citra.
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10 days? never dry hopped over 5 days lol, and just Citra no Simcoe? dont think il bother with ten days tbh
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I'd try going in with both.
For 20L odd, I'd generally be looking in the 50-100g range, but it's all down to taste....
For 20L odd, I'd generally be looking in the 50-100g range, but it's all down to taste....
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Yup, I'd be getting close to 100g as well. And yeah, I've never dry hopped for longer than 5 days.
TBH I generally just leave the dry hops in the corny keg in a muslin bag till all the beer is gone...
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Decided! i was going to have a big dry hop and i still am, yourself and Clibit has helped me make my mind up, so its going to be 50g Simcoe and 30 g of Citra Thanks guys :thumb:
In truth you can't go too far wrong. It is indeed all about personal taste - remember you can add more dry hops at any time (before bottling) with very low risk of infection, what you can't do is un-add them.:thumb:
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I just did not want to over add, only used Citra a few times and have read people referring it to cats pee
now lets be honest - who has ever drunk cats pee? - smelt if perhaps but surely not drunk it :sick:
I've found citra to be a bit woody on occasion, much prefer galaxy & amarillo as a combination..
ps. steve im ready to send you my galaxy amarillo and pallisade brew.
pm me your details before we drink it all :-)
