meadmazer

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Hello all

I saw a variety pack of beers (online, havent seen in person) that used the same grain recipe, but used different single hops for bittering and aroma so one could taste the different hops, but now I cant find anything about it. Anyone ran across something similar? I remember one used either sorachi or sauvin if that helps and the name of the beers was the name of the hops.

Eric

JonM

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All I know if is the Mikkellar stuff. They do Columbus, Simcoe, etc. single hop beers, but at least around here, it's something nuts like $5 per 12 oz. bottle. If there are others, I'd love to hear about it.

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JonM

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and FWIW, here's some comments I made about a single hop experiment I did.

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/hop-experiment-results-303086/

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drainbamage

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I think Sam Adams released some specialty versions of the Latitude 48 IPA that isolated the Simcoe, Zeus, and Ahtanum hops, but like you said, I only saw it referenced online, and never on store shelves.

ReverseApacheMaster

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I seem to think it was a spring mix pack release.

meadmazer

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http://www.brewdog.com/uploaded_images2/ipa_is_dead_519_01.jpg

This is what I remembered seeing, might not be available here.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_PkefdV431ew/S4X4IFb3ozI/AAAAAAAADvo/OlV7Sv75O8g/s400/mikkeller+single+10.JPG

This would be a great variety pack, but made in Denmark