I got a bunch of Hops in the freezer and am looking for suggestions:
1lb Falconers Flight
1Lb Cascade
10oz Simcoe
8oz Amarillo
8oz Citra
8oz Centenial
Also i got a bunch of zythos and centenial type hops
I know the obvious answers…Im just looking for suggestions. The only thing Im not really sure of is Falconers Flight…Never used it Before. I LOVE doing 2.5-3gal AG batches
Thanks
12 lbs maris otter
1/2 lb of cars-pils
7 oz amarillo ( add all in at 10 min )
mash however you like…I say 60 minutes at 148-152
choose your yeast - I use allot of us-05
60-90 minute boil, you choose.
Falconers flight makes an awesome IPA!
[quote=“GarretD”]12 lbs maris otter
1/2 lb of cars-pils
7 oz amarillo ( add all in at 10 min )
mash however you like…I say 60 minutes at 148-152
choose your yeast - I use allot of us-05
60-90 minute boil, you choose.[/quote]
7oz of amarillo at 10 mins…??? :?:
[quote=“gosioux”][quote=“GarretD”]12 lbs maris otter
1/2 lb of cars-pils
7 oz amarillo ( add all in at 10 min )
mash however you like…I say 60 minutes at 148-152
choose your yeast - I use allot of us-05
60-90 minute boil, you choose.[/quote]
7oz of amarillo at 10 mins…??? :?: [/quote]
I really can’t take credit for this recipe, but here is the explanation.
“Adding all the hops at the last 10 minutes of a 90 minute boil, may seem like a waste of hops. True 7 oz of Amarillo hops is escessive, yet what happens when you add that much aromatic hops all at the end? With the alpha being so high, you get the bitterness to balance the beer, and you also get all those flavor and aroma compounds that don’t boil off, leaving a amazing nose on this brew.”
I personally want to try it, but figured WTH…you are looking for something to try so I figured let you try it first 
IPA’s and APA’s - lots of them. Try out a bunch of hoppy styles, or take a style that you like and could stand to be “hopped up”. I’ve got about 18 pounds of hops in my freezer, and I do 3-gallon AG batches like you. Here’s what I have done and have lined up:
“Düsseldorf IPA” - stickebier meets IPA using German hops
American Pale Lager - APA meets Helles Bock
“1.6” - a small, hoppy dubbel
Hoptoberfest - dry hopped Märzen
Rye IPA
Black IPA
100% Brett IPA
All of the hop varieties you have listed will work very well together, so mix and match at will. Simcoe/Amarillo/Citra is an all-time fave of mine, but I like it best with some Columbus in the mix as well.
[quote=“gosioux”]I got a bunch of Hops in the freezer and am looking for suggestions:
1lb Falconers Flight
1Lb Cascade
10oz Simcoe
8oz Amarillo
8oz Citra
8oz Centenial
Also i got a bunch of zythos and centenial type hops
I know the obvious answers…Im just looking for suggestions. The only thing Im not really sure of is Falconers Flight…Never used it Before. I LOVE doing 2.5-3gal AG batches
Thanks[/quote]
I would literally punch my dog in the face to have that kind of hop stash! 
I have heard the Falconers Flight make a great SMASH IPA. That would be the direction I take it.
Not to be the one upper, but I’m wondering what you would do for my current inventory:
Hop - OZ on hand
Ahtanum - 8
Amarillo - 2.5
Belma - 126
Belma - Leaf - 16
Calypso - 16
Cascade - 128
Cascade - Leaf - 48
Centennial - 96
Centennial - Leaf - 16
Chinook - 16
Chinook - Leaf - 16
Citra - 84
Cluster - 9
Columbus (Tomahawk) - 102
Crystal - 8
Falconer’s Flight - 40
Fuggles - 3
German Select - 12
Glacier - Leaf - 16
Goldings, East Kent - 23
Goldings, US - 9
Hallertauer - 8
Hallertauer Hersbrucker - 3
Mosaic - 16
Motueka - 16
Mt. Hood - 16
Nelson Sauvin - 16
Northern Brewer - 32
Pacific Gem - 3
Pacific Jade - 32
Pacifica - 48
Palisade - 6
Perle - 8
Rakau - 10
Saaz - 10
Simcoe - 80.5
Sorachi Ace - 8
Styrian Goldings - 1
Summit - 6
Summit - Leaf - 8
Super Galena - 12.34
Super Pride - 16
Tradition - 8.73
US Magnum - 34
Vanguard - 2
Wakatu - 10
Warrior - 42
Willamette - 48
Willamette - Leaf - 32
Zythos - 16
Not to be the one upper, but I’m wondering what you would do for my current inventory[/quote]
HAHA, Football Punt. Serious!
Not to be the one upper, but I’m wondering what you would do for my current inventory:
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Wow, impressive list! I’m down to about 18 pounds right now, but I need to thin it out a bit more (i.e., brew more beer) because the wife wants some freezer space back. I need to do another brew session or two of small single-hop APA’s to taste test some of the new varieties.
Not as impressive as yours, but here’s my current list:
Amount Variety
12 Ounces Amarillo
2 Ounces Apollo
16 Ounces Belma
7 Ounces Caliente
4 Ounces Caliente
3 Ounces Calypso
12 Ounces Cascade
16 Ounces Centennial
16 Ounces Chinook
8 Ounces Citra
16.4 Ounces Columbus
2 Ounces Crystal
4 Ounces Czech Saaz
8 Ounces El Dorado
15 Ounces “Fruit Hop Blend”
3 Ounces Galaxy
2 Ounces Glacier
5.8 Milliliters Hop Shot
2 Ounces Magnum
16 Ounces Meridian
15 Ounces Mosaic
5.7 Ounces Motueka
3.5 Ounces Nelson Sauvin
1.6 Ounces Nugget
2 Ounces Nugget
5.95 Ounces Polaris
6.5 Ounces Rakau
6 Ounces Simcoe
4 Ounces Simcoe
4 Ounces Simcoe
1 Ounces Smaragd
4 Ounces Sorachi Ace
16 Ounces Sterling
4 Ounces Summer
5 Ounces Summit
16.4 Ounces Ultra
17 Ounces Willamette
Holy Crap you guys got some hops!! I thought i was in good shape…tell me more about this SMASH IPA???
[quote=“gosioux”]Holy Crap you guys got some hops!! I thought i was in good shape…tell me more about this SMASH IPA???[/quote]Single Malt And Single Hop. It’s a good way to handle on malt and hop profiles.
Although, if you’re just testing out hops, then I don’t know if I’d recommend a SMaSH. Go with a simple grain bill you like, but don’t feel the need to stick to one grain - I find that to be a bit bland. 2-row/Munich/Victory is my fave, but 2-row + light or medium crystal works as well.
Wow, I have about a third of that, brew all the time and think I will never run out.
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I would literally punch my dog in the face to have that kind of hop stash!
I have heard the Falconers Flight make a great SMASH IPA. That would be the direction I take it.[/quote]
Heck, I’d punch your dog a half dozen times. :lol:
Last year I had a 6.8% wheat beer with 33 IBUs of F F that was really good.
