agezzi
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does anyone know of such a chart? help on this would be great, I need to know what else I can use instead of fuggles and east kent goldings. For a all-grain nut brown ale
is there a chart to substitute hops
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If you subscribe to BYO, there was a hops issue last year which had a really large hop substitution chart. But they're online reference page will probably answer most of your questions.
http://***********/resources/hops
http://***********/resources/hops
Seriously dude? I'm not trying to be a D-bag, but you could have typed your title in Google and got the answer right away, here are the top two that show up. I use the brew365 one, I find it to be pretty accurate.
http://www.angelfire.com/pa/beerandweather/charts.html
http://www.brew365.com/hop_substitution_chart.php
Happy brewing!
http://www.angelfire.com/pa/beerandweather/charts.html
http://www.brew365.com/hop_substitution_chart.php
Happy brewing!
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agezzi
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righton i did try and thats sure as **** is not what i got. thanks for the links
mosquitocontrol
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I use this to find a substitute I'll have on hand. Then adjust my recipe with beersmith for AA%.
http://pint.com.au/calculators/hopsubstitution/
http://pint.com.au/calculators/hopsubstitution/
mb2696
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ekranzusch
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haha i'm gonna have to use lmgtfy at work!
I use Willamette a lot as a substitute for Fuggles, since I have a pound or so of it. I have a pound of US Goldings on hand so I use that as a substitute for EKG usually.
That's actually a pretty good sub. I don't like fuggles (I think they taste like dirt) but love willamette as a sub. There really isn't anything just like EKG, but US Goldings, while different, will work just fine.
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