Bittering hop to pair with Citra

[cg17]

I'm looking to brew a pale ale that highlights citra in flavoring, aroma, and dryhopping. I know cascade would work but would like to try something different. Centennial would work, but what about Simcoe? Would a simcoe FWB with citra at 15, 0, and dry hopped work?

 

[PJM]

I would be interested to hear the answer to this too. I have some Citra hops in the mail.

 

[edmanster]

I used like 9 grams of summit in my all citra apa since it was 17%AA

 

[b-boy]

I did a Zombie Dust clone that I felt could have used a bit more 'bite' to it. Needed more up-front bitterness. I'd really like to hear the answer to this too.

 

[HawksBrewer]

I would go w/ some nugget for bittering as a combo to the citra. Nugget is very clean and compliments the citra by staying out of its way!! Never been disappointed w/ this combo.

 

[cfonnes]

I made a columbus / citra, one of the best APAs that I have had.

Columbus for bittering.

Columbus/Citra for flavor.

Citra for aroma.

 

[TimTrone]

Really, any of the C hops will be great. Cascade, centennial, chinook, or even Columbus. I really like summit and simcoe mixed in as well.

 

[scottland]

Warrior, Magnum, Summit.

Any high Alpha, low co-humulone hop makes a fantastic bittering hop.

 

[Gigan]

I just did a citra ipa with magnum for bittering pretty good just bitter enough for me

 

[TarheelBrew13]

Cascade for FWH

Centennial for bittering

Flavor/Aroma w/ Citra: I like Cascade, Centennial, Chinook, Summit, Sorachi, and Motueka