Beers with Columbus Hops

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uwmgdman

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Hi everyone....

Do you know of commercial beers with Columbus hops? I'd like to try a few and get a feel for those hops as they have me a bit intrigued. Midwest availability a plus.

Thanks,

Justin
 
columbus hops are the jack of all trade as far as hops go imho. they are good for bittering, aroma and flavor. buy two ounces and make a batch, you'll not be dissapointed.

i can't think of any commercial off hand, but the hop is still stellar.
 
Incidentally, you can get a pound of Columbus pellets from Northern Brewer for only $7. Just bought some for the Resurrection 777 IPA, I'll end up making an all-Columbus pale ale at some point as well.
 
the_bird said:
Incidentally, you can get a pound of Columbus pellets from Northern Brewer for only $7. Just bought some for the Resurrection 777 IPA, I'll end up making an all-Columbus pale ale at some point as well.

I recommend Brewpastor's all columbus recipe. That was the best homebrew I've ever had.
 
Abita Jakamo uses Columbus hops. I love it, but most people I've introduced it to don't like the earthy flavor.
 
I bought a pound of Columbus this year cuz they were so cheap. I agree with the above make a SMaSH with them. Pretty earthy, dank with some citrus, good stuff
 
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