Any Good Hop combos for dry hopping?

[Steven_Chatleain]

Have a pale ale fermenting now and want to dry hop in my secondary. Just wanting to know any suggestions on what hops would make a good combo. The hops i used during the boil were summit(bittering) perle (Flavoring) Cascade(Aroma). I know i should use cascade but want to use variety of hops.

 

[Yooper]

How about cascade/simcoe? That's a great combo. I also like amarillo/cascade and centennial/cascade.

 

[hillhousesawdustco]

tried citra? might be just what the doctor ordered for something new.

 

[hillhousesawdustco]

and if you really want a combo maybe split it with simcoe or magnum?

 

[GuldTuborg]

I think Perle and Cascade is the combo SN pale ale uses for the late additions. If you're a fan of that beer, maybe just stick with the cascade. Centennial might be good to keep things in the same ballpark, but bring some extra complexity.

 

[Dog House Brew]

How about cascade/simcoe? That's a great combo. I also like amarillo/cascade and centennial/cascade.

+1 on this

 

[zuesy]

I am also partial to the Cascade/Simcoe/Chinook blend as well (e.g., Yooper's Lakefront IPA clone recipe). Actually, Cascade and any of the "C" hops make a great dry hop combo.

 

[tucsonmike]

citra/amarillo

 

[Jim Karr]

Amarillo/ Northern Brewer

 

[scottland]

Cascade, Simcoe, and Amarillo all play well together in any arrangement. Centennial's are also nice to dry hop with. I personally use Cascade/Simcoe on both my IPA and Pale Ale.

 

[RCCOLA]

Cascade/amarillo.

You could hop a dog turd with that combo and I'd probably have a taste.

 

[wortnz]

What sort of ratio of each for say cascade amarillo/simcoe would people recommend? Looking to dry hop my next pale ale. 1 part to 2 parts etc.