Whats a hop you could live with forever?

[gurglebeers]

If you had to live off one hop what would it be and why?

 

[manticle]

Styrian goldings.

Or challenger.

Or tettnanger.

Give me one of any of those three and I'll cry less than one of any other.

 

[peteru]

I'd go along with the noble hops too, but my choice would be Saaz.

 

[DJR]

call me old fashioned... but Cascade

 

[BKBrews]

I am definitely considered a noobie but my early favourite is Chinook

 

[Danscraftbeer]

If only one hop? Any hop actually. Many a brew back to old times were thankfull just to have hops. Whatever they were.

In short. I cant decide.

 

[Mardoo]

New Zealand Cascade

 

[skb]

Galaxy ... Seems to have gone out of fashion but I love it

 

[Tilt]

Motueka

 

[hairydog]

EKG
Keep those English bitters and browns and stouts rolling.

 

[Kingy]

EKG
Keep those English bitters and browns and stouts rolling.

Now there's a man after my own heart. My three favorite styles to.

 

[warra48]

Cascade is a firm favourite of mine.
Have a soft spot for Chinook too, but not convinced it would work as a single hop.

 

[sp0rk]

EKG
Keep those English bitters and browns and stouts rolling.

Another vote for the EKG here
Perle is a close second

 

[Mikeyr]

Chinook ..... or maybe Simcoe!

 

[Fraser's BRB]

Tough, Amarillo or EKG, all APAs or IPAs vs British bitters.

My house ales use Amarillo extensively (Dr Smurto's Golden anyone?) but I also love the British bitters and EKG is my go to hop for those.

 

[Dave70]

Northern Brewer.

Depends on the grain bill really.

Whatever they use in Moo Brew pale ale.

 

[Zorco]

Amarillo, bright, refreshing. All these darks and super heavy beers are delightful excursions from my solid sessionable beers. Needed if we're going all highlander.

And it was my first ever hop. I tend to remember losing my virginities of things!

 

[LAGERFRENZY]

Cascarillo - its only a matter of time before they cross breed them and I can't split the two.

 

[Motabika]

Centennial

 

[Lord Raja Goomba I]

Citra - not a harsh bitterer, despite the high IBU, in a pinch I could sneak it into an English Ale (with Marmalade tones??), great late, great dry hopper.

Otherwise Willamette - cheap American Fuggles and is a great allrounder in all styles. Does British Beers as a Fuggle substitute very very well.