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Columbus would work really well too. Trillium uses it in every one of their beers for bittering and some flavor.

Sorachi Ace will be kinda weird. It tastes like dill to me. Galaxy would work really well with the Nelson but would come out a bit different from Alpine Nelson. If you don't mind ordering online Yakima Valley has Southern Cross for a reasonable price...

Not a fan of Bell's. Wasn't aware that Conan was an English yeast strain. Haven't had any Surly, and the only thing I've had from FFF is Zombie Dust. Stone has some great stuff, namely Enjoy By and Ruination 2.0.

Interesting. Not really a fan of English yeasts in American style ales though.

Good to know. My Citra was from Hop Union, but the hops I have gotten from Yakima are so goddamn aromatic right out of the bag. It's ridiculous.

Alright! Just got a reply from Evan, the head brewer at Noble. First thing that popped out was this OG is pretty low for 8.8%. So this thing is drying out quite a bit (10% corn sugar will help) which I didn't expect since this stuff has a good amount of body to it. According to brewtoad that...

I'm blown away by these hops. Would you recommend Hop Union or Yakima Valley, if there's much of a difference? I know Yakima packages in vacuum sealed bags which I like. Seems to keep the aroma in much better.

Bottled and carbed! Here is the final result. I'll say that I opened this one maybe a bit early as the carbonation is still a little low, but man this is the best beer I've ever brewed. I'm in love. I wanna put my dick in it. I want it to put its dick in me. Higher in ABV than Pseudo but...

Hmmm I heard this is all late boil hops. 20 minutes and under. It's pretty low IBU. This video actually says 65 IBU so you were right on with that. All late boil and dry hop with a FWH. Also not sure about the yeast. This beer is American all the way. Weird that they would say the brewer is...

Yeah Idk how well a beer called Golden/Golding Showers would sell. And EKG in a DIPA? Come on man...

Dry hopped 3oz a few days ago. The flavor and aroma were really catty/sweaty for a while, but the tropical flavors are coming out more and more. Almost no offensive aroma right now. 1.066 OG down to about 1.016 currently. Not as light as PseudoSue; we'll call this an IPA version of it haha...

You should request it hahaha

Just emailed them. Let's see if they deliver.

Mosaic Showers was great too. Nelson and Citra are my favorite so far though.

I was surprised to see there was nothing on these awesome beers anywhere. For anyone who doesn't know, Noble Ale Works brews a series of single hop DIPAs using their favorite varieties. I just had Citra Showers for the first time and it was one of the best things to grace my lips. Things I...

Checked gravity yesterday and it's getting into the 1.010s so I guess it's just not that violent of a fermentation, but it certainly gets the job done.

I'm fermenting a PseudoSue clone of sorts with GigaYeast Vermont IPA (double pitch pack with a 1L starter) and it's the first time I haven't needed a blow off tube. It's on day two of fermentation and it seems to be pretty vigorous, I'm just worried that the blow off wasn't necessary. I have...

Even though it doesn't make all that much difference I like having a "true" single hop beer. I figured most of this gets its IBUs from late additions anyway.

So I had planned to brew a ZD clone this weekend, but I think I'm going to go with a PseudoSue clone (or however close I can get to it) instead. This thread was a great help in pointing me in the right direction. Here's what I came up with: Recipe: Pseudo Pseudo Sue Style: American Pale Ale...

I don't think I posted this before, but here's what someone at GF messaged me not too long ago. I'd like to do a side by side from a keg and from a bottle to see how far off they actually are. I bet most of the difference is in the mouthfeel. I don't really believe filtering only affects...