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OK, what hop in your opinion has the most PINE like aroma/flavor for dry hopping? One of my beer drinking buds wants me to make an IPA with a huge pine nose and flavor/aroma. I want to sock it to him!

I'm used to using Simcoe, Citra, Palisade, Amarillo, CTZ, Horizon and the like mainly for dry hopping purposes

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Simcoe or Chinook.

duboman

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Northern brewer hops produce some great pine notes

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I use a Chinook and get some good pine...

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Have you considered using actual pine as well, or are you keen to get the flavor from just hops?

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15 minute pine cone addition. just kidding

SilverZero

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Are you? Pine resin might not be a bad addition if it was well-balanced. Maybe some green pine needles. It wouldn't be the strangest thing people have added to their beer. (I'm looking at you, pumpkin.)

agentEhrman

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Simcoe does it for me

Scoggin

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chinooks are easily the most Pine-ey hops i've used

PanzerBanana

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I wouldn't put pine resin in beer. Pine needles however is a different story. Fresh spruce tips would be a nice addition to the right beer. I can't recall the name but there's a brewery in Alaska that makes a spruce beer.

You could also use some juniper berries.

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