goswell
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I want to brew EdWorts Bee Cave Brewery Haus Pale Ale which calls for Cascades exclusively. Since I can't find those for under 6 bucks an ounce...what are people using as an alternative that is readily available?
Cascade Hop Alternative
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Judd
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There are a lot of hops derived from cascade (almost anything that starts with a c). Columbus is pretty good.
Good thing to bookmark:
http://byo.com/referenceguide/hops/index.html
Centennial is a high AA Cascade, Amarillo is a Cascade sport.
http://byo.com/referenceguide/hops/index.html
Centennial is a high AA Cascade, Amarillo is a Cascade sport.
centennial
The problem is that your true replacements are in the same predicament.
If youre willing to give up some of the citrusy hop aspect, Sterling would be a nice clean alternative. Less citrus but a nice clean mild spice to it. It also is pretty available right now.
If youre willing to give up some of the citrusy hop aspect, Sterling would be a nice clean alternative. Less citrus but a nice clean mild spice to it. It also is pretty available right now.
Surfman
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i would think amarillo would be good
Unless you need to find Cascade locally, there are many places online that have Cascade at well below $6 an ounce. I just ordered Cascade, Centennial, and Amarillo this week, all for under $3 / oz.
