columbus for bittering ?

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I'm making Hoppiness is an IPA from BCS.

Hops schedule:
1oz horizon 60 min
1oz centennial 10 min
1oz simcoe 5 min
1oz amarillo flameout

I don't have the horizon and was gonna sub columbus.
Since its just for bittering, I figure it would be ok.
Am I right in this assumption?

Thanks
 
No problem, I use Columbus for bittering in most of my beers. Has something to do with the deal I got on 2 lbs of pellets, but it's a good bittering hop of Pales and Bitters.
 
Yup, David_42. Has something to do with Lb I have of columbus. Also got a lb of cent, amarillo, cascade and simcoe. Can you tell what kind of beer I enjoy??? Ha ha...

Thanks guys.

-Aaron
 
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