fresh hop grain bill ?

[Birchrun_brewery]

We have first year hops that have really taken off here!! We have huge cones on almost every one of the 44 plants we put in the ground!! (Goat manure really works wonders) we have cascades, centennials, magnums, and fuggles, 11 plants of each.. I was wondering if you guys have any tips for styles / types of beer I should make out of these guys... My partner was thinking just throw them all into one big beer but I am concerned maybe the fuggle/ magnum dankness may be better suited going into their own beer..

So basically what kind of grain bill should I put together if I were to use all of the hops in one, or on the other side what should I use if I split the hops into different brews ?

TLDR: I have fresh hops but am not sure what type of grains to use / style to brew. View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1437842888.310091.jpg

 

[sasky7777]

Keep it simple, let the hops shine. Maybe a Marris Otter Smash, or some 2 row with a little crystal 40.

 

[Yooper]

I'm not a fuggles fan, but if you really want to use them all on one beer once they are ripe, how about bittering with magnum, and using centennial, cascades and fuggles for flavor/aroma/whirlpool?

For a grainbill, I'd go with a simple pale ale type of grainbill:

10 pounds US two-row
1 pound crystal 40L

or

10 pounds US two-row
1 pound victory malt (if you don't like crystal/caramel malt in pale ales).