Spork
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Hi brewers.
Just finished a keg of my best brew yet.
Original recipe was my version of an American IPA using 4.8 kg ale malt, 0.8 kg wheat malt, 400g munich1 and 400g caramunich, and hopped with:
Zeus 20g @ 60
Amarillo, cascade and simcoe, 15g each @ flame out
Amarillo, cascade and simcoe, 15 each into FV after most fermentation had finished.
This worked out to about 50 IBU's and was bloody delicious!
Now, I don't have any simcoe @ the moment, so I thought I'd substitute Zeus for the 0 minute addition, and just use the Amarillo and the Cascade as dry hops. However, when I weighed out my hops, I noticed I'd added Zeus instead of Amarillo to the last addition, so I thought I'd try:
Zeus, 20g @ 60
Amarillo, Cascade and Zeus, 15g each @ 0 mins.
Amarillo, cascade, zeus, 15g each dry.
Problem is, have never used zeus as an aroma hop, or a flavour hop.
Maybe too late to not use it @ 0 mins by the time I get any replies to this post (perhaps not...) but has anyone used it as a dry / aroma hop, and would you do it again?
Cheers.
Just finished a keg of my best brew yet.
Original recipe was my version of an American IPA using 4.8 kg ale malt, 0.8 kg wheat malt, 400g munich1 and 400g caramunich, and hopped with:
Zeus 20g @ 60
Amarillo, cascade and simcoe, 15g each @ flame out
Amarillo, cascade and simcoe, 15 each into FV after most fermentation had finished.
This worked out to about 50 IBU's and was bloody delicious!
Now, I don't have any simcoe @ the moment, so I thought I'd substitute Zeus for the 0 minute addition, and just use the Amarillo and the Cascade as dry hops. However, when I weighed out my hops, I noticed I'd added Zeus instead of Amarillo to the last addition, so I thought I'd try:
Zeus, 20g @ 60
Amarillo, Cascade and Zeus, 15g each @ 0 mins.
Amarillo, cascade, zeus, 15g each dry.
Problem is, have never used zeus as an aroma hop, or a flavour hop.
Maybe too late to not use it @ 0 mins by the time I get any replies to this post (perhaps not...) but has anyone used it as a dry / aroma hop, and would you do it again?
Cheers.