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RE: Currently in the fermenter - Augie91 - 05-06-2022

How was the tropical dipa? Sounds killer. What kinda hops did you use?


RE: Currently in the fermenter - Gusso - 05-07-2022

I haven't tapped it yet, no room in the kegerators. The hops were Citra and Vic Secret. I'm doing a New Zealand pils tomorrow.


RE: Currently in the fermenter - Augie91 - 05-07-2022

Bruh. Who is drinking all that beer!? Pm me your address and I'm gonna buy a place down the street from you and spend a few nights a week helping you drink that up!!!


RE: Currently in the fermenter - Augie91 - 05-09-2022

Citra and Simcoe based beers are definitely my favorites. Had a few this past weekend!


RE: Currently in the fermenter - bdutton - 05-09-2022

(05-09-2022, 05:09 PM)Augie91 Wrote: Citra and Simcoe based beers are definitely my favorites.  Had a few this past weekend!

Literally brewed a Citra/Simcoe based IPA yesterday.

10 Gal batch
15lbs DME
2lbs 10L cyrstal steeped for 45 minutes
8OZ Citra@60
4OZ Simcoe@15
2OZ Cascade@flameout

1056 American Ale Yeast


RE: Currently in the fermenter - Augie91 - 05-09-2022

Yum! You gonna dry hop that in the future?! I had an all Simcoe ale, the more I dry hopped it the better it suited my tastes!!


RE: Currently in the fermenter - bdutton - 05-09-2022

(05-09-2022, 06:51 PM)Augie91 Wrote: Yum!  You gonna dry hop that in the future?!  I had an all Simcoe ale, the more I dry hopped it the better it suited my tastes!!

I don't normally do that.  I might though.  I need to get my hands on some whole hops.  A friend of mine gave me a stainless dry hop sleeve which I only used once.


RE: Currently in the fermenter - Augie91 - 05-09-2022

I used to grow Chinook up to the gutters of my 2 story house. They grew for several years after I stopped brewing. They were pretty easy to grow IMHO and did not require much space.


RE: Currently in the fermenter - Gusso - 05-11-2022

(05-07-2022, 12:31 AM)Gusso Wrote: I haven't tapped it yet, no room in the kegerators. The hops were Citra and Vic Secret.  I'm doing a New Zealand pils tomorrow.

Tapped it a few days ago - wow, what a fruit bomb!  The Hornindal yeast also added to the fruitiness.

(05-09-2022, 11:02 PM)bdutton Wrote:
(05-09-2022, 06:51 PM)Augie91 Wrote: Yum!  You gonna dry hop that in the future?!  I had an all Simcoe ale, the more I dry hopped it the better it suited my tastes!!

I don't normally do that.  I might though.  I need to get my hands on some whole hops.  A friend of mine gave me a stainless dry hop sleeve which I only used once.

Why not use pellets in the tube?;


RE: Currently in the fermenter - Gusso - 05-12-2022

(05-09-2022, 06:36 PM)bdutton Wrote:
(05-09-2022, 05:09 PM)Augie91 Wrote: Citra and Simcoe based beers are definitely my favorites.  Had a few this past weekend!

Literally brewed a Citra/Simcoe based IPA yesterday.

10 Gal batch
15lbs DME
2lbs 10L cyrstal steeped for 45 minutes
8OZ Citra@60
4OZ Simcoe@15
2OZ Cascade@flameout

1056 American Ale Yeast

Do you do 60 boils on extract? Just curious as I now do 30 for all grain. I just up the bitter hops. I haven't noticed any difference at all - even pilsner.

Edit. I just noticed 8oz of Citra at 60? Whoah, seems way off. I just use an ounce or two of bittering hops. Save that Citra for post boil. Same with the 15 addition. You'll get way more flavor.