Mosaic, Citra and Chinook?

[Rodcx500z]

If you want software google brewmate its free, and very good

 

[pms67]

Pay attention to the temp when you add the hops at the end of the boil, you can still add quite a lot of IBUs.

I might need to do this in a no chill cube therefore reduce the hops at flameout and increase the dryhop I take it
Cheers

 

[An Ankoù]

Chinook are fine for bittering. I think you need to make two brews here of 20-23 litres depending on the strength you want. The Golden Promise should give you about 1050 in a 20 litre batch and the extra pale, a little less. I'd bitter with chinook and use 50g each of Mosaic and Citra for late additions, say, 12½ g of each at -10 mins 12½ g each at flameout, 25g each dry hops for 3 days. In retrospect I think I'd use 2 Kg of each of the malts in each 20 litres and end up with a 40 litre batch of something quite lovely.

 

[pms67]

Thanks guys

 

[mickthetrick]

Ok thanks guys, I may just leave the Chinook as a few suggested as I don’t want to ruin it and not many people raving about it!
Ta

id use the chinook hop in a stout. stout suets this hop very well imo. i really like it.

 

[pms67]

I don’t drink stout!!!!
I didn’t research it at all, swmbo was in Ikea in Edinburgh and I went to Brewstore for a “look” and one thing led to another.

 

[Clint]

You need to wean yourself into it... brown ale,BIPA,porter..stout! Boom!
Easily achievable in an evening if light entertainment...

 

[Winterbournebrewery]

Northern monk did a great dipa with Simcoe Citra mosaic & chinook , I’ve just tried to brew a similar ale, bottling tomorrow!

 

[Pennine]

Funny I would have made a DIPL and dumped it all in except for the ale yeast. Chinook for bittering and 15 min addition and split the other two for flameout dry hop.