Which 5 Hops Would You Have In Your Fridge

[clean brewer]

Im bored....

As typed,

Czech Saaz - 2
Amarillo - 24
EKG - 21
Fuggles - 12
Herb Mittelfrau - 2
Styrian Goldings - 19
Cascade - 21
POR - 9
Saaz - 15
Tettnanger - 5
Willamette - 4
Northern Brewer - 11
Columbus - 2
Northdown - 3
D Saaz - 1?
Target - 2
Motueka - 2
Perle - 1
Spalt - 1
Chinook - 5
Super Alpha - 2
Galaxy - 9
Simcoe - 8
Nugget - 1
Saaz B Flowers - 1
Hallertau - 6
Magnum - 7
Pacific Gem - 1
Centennial - 3
Warrior - 1
Green Bullet - 1
Pacific Hallertau - 2
Challenger - 3
Horizon - 2
Saphire - 1
Bramling Cross - 1
Glacier - 1
Nelson Sauvin - 4

So,

1. Amarillo
2. Cascade/EKG
3. Styrian Goldings
4. Saaz
5. Fuggles
6. Northern Brewer

All the above reached 10+ votes...

:icon_cheers: CB

 

[Scruffy]

Why was mine pointed out there were 3 other posts with the b in them i just followed h34r:

I never said nuffin, mate!

here, have a ra

bler

 

[dj1984]

I never said nuffin, mate!

here, have a ra

bler

Never said you did??

EDIT: nice emoticon though rarambler

 

[DennisKing]

EKG
Fuggles
Styrian goldings
Challenger
WGV

 

[warra48]

Why was mine pointed out there were 3 other posts with the b in them i just followed h34r:

Humble apologies, but yours was the most erudite and succinct post to mention the hop!

If you knew me, you'd probably be aware I tend to post often with tongue planted firmly in cheek. Wasn't attempting to single anyone out.

 

[br33zy]

Perble
Magnbum
Cabscade
Ambarillo
Chinbook

 

[KHB]

Chinook
EKG
Fuggles
Williamette
Cascade

Not enough to put up ALL i would have!

Cheers

 

[mark_m]

Amarillo
B-Saaz (Motueka)
Nelson Sauvin
Fuggles
Northern Brewer

 

[QldKev]

Im bored....

As typed,

Czech Saaz - 2
Amarillo - 24
EKG - 21
Fuggles - 12
Herb Mittelfrau - 2
Styrian Goldings - 19
Cascade - 21
POR - 9
Saaz - 15
Tettnanger - 5
Willamette - 4
Northern Brewer - 11
Columbus - 2
Northdown - 3
D Saaz - 1?
Target - 2
Motueka - 2
Perle - 1
Spalt - 1
Chinook - 5
Super Alpha - 2
Galaxy - 9
Simcoe - 8
Nugget - 1
Saaz B Flowers - 1
Hallertau - 6
Magnum - 7
Pacific Gem - 1
Centennial - 3
Warrior - 1
Green Bullet - 1
Pacific Hallertau - 2
Challenger - 3
Horizon - 2
Saphire - 1
Bramling Cross - 1
Glacier - 1
Nelson Sauvin - 4

So,

1. Amarillo
2. Cascade/EKG
3. Styrian Goldings
4. Saaz
5. Fuggles
6. Northern Brewer

All the above reached 10+ votes...

:icon_cheers: CB

Now that list loks more like what I actually have in my freezer :icon_drool2: :icon_drool2:

QldKev

 

[Scruffy]

Now that list loks more like what I actually have in my freezer :icon_drool2: :icon_drool2:

QldKev

Well I reckon you need help using all of that Amarillo... :icon_cheers:

 

[Fatgodzilla]

EKG
Fuggles
Styrian goldings
Challenger
WGV

Bowled up a googly there DK

Whitbread Goldings Variety .. never seen this one around .. England only ?


WGV
Bred in 1911, a Goldings relation and promoted for its flavour and disease resistant qualities. It provides a distinctive sweet fruit flavour similar to, but generally more pronounced than, Goldings. Best suited to pale ales, light bitters and wheat beers. It gives a mild, clean bitterness in traditional ales, and is sometimes used with good effect as a distinctive dry hop.

Alpha acid (range) 5.5 to 7.5%
Beta Acid (range) 2.0 to 2.7%
Ratio Alpha : Beta 2.8:1
Cohumulone (% of alpha) 34%
Total oils ml/100g (dry) 0.8 to 1.2

Brewing uses
Pellets Yes
Extracts Possibly
Kettle hop Yes
Dry hopping Yes
Essential Oil/Emulsion Yes

 

[Katherine]

Im bored....

As typed,

Czech Saaz - 2
Amarillo - 24
EKG - 21
Fuggles - 12
Herb Mittelfrau - 2
Styrian Goldings - 19
Cascade - 21
POR - 9
Saaz - 15
Tettnanger - 5
Willamette - 4
Northern Brewer - 11
Columbus - 2
Northdown - 3
D Saaz - 1?
Target - 2
Motueka - 2
Perle - 1
Spalt - 1
Chinook - 5
Super Alpha - 2
Galaxy - 9
Simcoe - 8
Nugget - 1
Saaz B Flowers - 1
Hallertau - 6
Magnum - 7
Pacific Gem - 1
Centennial - 3
Warrior - 1
Green Bullet - 1
Pacific Hallertau - 2
Challenger - 3
Horizon - 2
Saphire - 1
Bramling Cross - 1
Glacier - 1
Nelson Sauvin - 4

So,

1. Amarillo
2. Cascade/EKG
3. Styrian Goldings
4. Saaz
5. Fuggles
6. Northern Brewer

All the above reached 10+ votes...

:icon_cheers: CB

Can we have that on a pie chart please CB!

 

[gibbocore]

add summer saaz to mine after just tasting a sample of my spring ale.

 

[revdrjbob]

Fuggles (way better than EKG - flame suit on)
Ahtanum
Super Alpha
NZ Pacifica
Cascade
Chinook

 

[clean brewer]

Can we have that on a pie chart please CB!

Lets see how bored I get tonight.... :unsure:

 

[Uncle Fester]

Easy...
Amarillo (Golden Ale)

Chinook + Cascade (Pigs Arse)

Nelson Sauvin (+ Cascade) (Fat F*ck)

EKG (Cause everyone needs a pommy hop)

Tettenang (More value than Hersbrucker or Hallertau)


Add those with about 3 yeasts (US-05, Nottingham and WLP300) and I'm set...


Ps: I know tht's 6, but I can't live with just 5

 

[Murcluf]

:icon_offtopic: For all those who give a flying about how I spelt it try the follow


Googled Brambling Cross

and/or

Google Bramling Cross

Gather I'm not the only dip shyte in the world to get it wrong.....

Could I also be corrected wether it Tettnang or Tettnanger and Hallertau or Hallertauer Spalt or Spalter.

I'd hate to "F" those up in public, in fear of hop pronunciation police might jump out some no descript folage somewhere. :unsure:

Feel free to pick the butt crack out of my grammar and sentence construction and spelling too......

 

[dj1984]

May b we shd spel like this speed txt, if evry1 did i will b tha king of spelling

On a serious note most people come here too talk about beer not for spelling lessons.

Cheers

DJ

 

[mwd]

Bowled up a googly there DK

Whitbread Goldings Variety .. never seen this one around .. England only ?


WGV
Bred in 1911, a Goldings relation and promoted for its flavour and disease resistant qualities. It provides a distinctive sweet fruit flavour similar to, but generally more pronounced than, Goldings. Best suited to pale ales, light bitters and wheat beers. It gives a mild, clean bitterness in traditional ales, and is sometimes used with good effect as a distinctive dry hop.

Alpha acid (range) 5.5 to 7.5%
Beta Acid (range) 2.0 to 2.7%
Ratio Alpha : Beta 2.8:1
Cohumulone (% of alpha) 34%
Total oils ml/100g (dry) 0.8 to 1.2

Brewing uses
Pellets Yes
Extracts Possibly
Kettle hop Yes
Dry hopping Yes
Essential Oil/Emulsion Yes

Knew I had seen them somewhere WGV Craftbrewer got them in stock. :icon_offtopic:

Just checked most of my hops are the Citrus flavour variety Cascade, Chinook and the likes.

 

[gibbocore]

Perble
Magnbum
Cabscade
Ambarillo
Chinbook

hahahaha