Piney syrup like hop taste

[joelanderson47]

Hello everyone. Been brewing for about 3-4 years now and have made some solid beers over the years and found out lots of info thanks to the kind smart folks on this forum.

I do however have a question I couldn't find the answer to on here. I really like a syrup piney like hop taste in really big heavy IPAs I use a lot of simcoe cascade pilgrim among others but can never get that almost thick syrup piney hop taste.

Examples of beers that are like that are. Mornington brewery's ipa or stone brewery enjoy by or the 17th anniversary or 10th anniversary ruinten.

Thanks for any in site guys! Cheers Joel

 

[Hobanon]

Have you tried chinook yet? It's very resiny and in one of my IPAs I noticed it imparted a flavor that I could consider hop-syrup-like. You might get what you're looking for by combining it with simcoe

 

[tgmartin000]

You want the dank. I've been doing some research on the dank, and everyone says the same thing - colombus, chinook, simcoe, and also apollo every now and then. I've got a dank IPA formulated but haven't had a chance to brew it yet.

 

[msherretz]

Northern Brewer hops is my favorite for the Piney syrup taste you describe. I often combine it with Mount Hood for aroma.

 

[duboman]

Northern Brewer hops is my favorite for the Piney syrup taste you describe. I often combine it with Mount Hood for aroma.

Yup, Northern Brewer works really well!

 

[joelanderson47]

Thanks guys
Most research I've done says it's a late hop addition like flame it out 15 min.
Have y'all heard the same?

Thanks again everyone for input

 

[grathan]

I think it's got more to do with quanity than timing. Ever put more than 14oz in a single batch?

If you're an all-grain brewer, there is a couple Enjoy BY clone recipes on the board with awesome note takings that would be worth a shot at trying:

www.homebrewtalk.com/f69/stone-enjoy-ipa-420167/
www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/stone-enjoy-clone-353317/

 

[joelanderson47]

Wow makes sense.
And no I have not used that much hops at once.
Is that for a ten gallon batch?