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Ogri
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Hula???
Sorry, couldn't resist
Sorry, couldn't resist
Ogri
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Found this though;
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/brewers-best-ipa-kit-8088/
And the Brewer's best recipe sheet pdf states that hops provided depends on availability;
http://www.brewersbestkits.com/pdf/1037_India_Pale_Ale.pdf
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/brewers-best-ipa-kit-8088/
And the Brewer's best recipe sheet pdf states that hops provided depends on availability;
http://www.brewersbestkits.com/pdf/1037_India_Pale_Ale.pdf
jeepinjeepin
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Mine was CTZ and Cascade.
ogri LOL (oops
CTZ does not ring a bell,,,mmmm,,,
Columbus/Tomohawk/Zeus. They're all the same hop, some people just call them differently, and some people mush them all together for CTZ.
lowtones84
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I believe Columbus is more of the bittering hop, but I'm pretty sure some people on here use it as flavor/aroma as well. Anyone want to confirm/deny?
jeepinjeepin
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Columbus is primarily a bittering hop. It's around 12% AA if I'm thinking right. Cascade is down around 6% AA and sometimes sees triple duty as bittering, flavor, and aroma.
Looking back, Columbus is 14-16%
Looking back, Columbus is 14-16%
brewingmeister
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I deny Columbus as only a bittering hop...
I-Pee-Ale
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Just brewed this last week. It comes with columbus and cascade. one of each for bittering and then i believe another columbus for aroma, not sure though. I do know it was just another one of the same bittering hops tho. I cant wait to try this. I am dry hopping cascade into this recipe to give it a real hoppiness to it,I hope!!
