FWH question

[LostHopper]

Are there any particular hops or category of hops that should not be used for first wort hopping?

I'm a relatively new homebrewer and I like doing smash or smash-ish beers to get a better idea on the taste of a malt or hops.

My plan was FWH with Centennial which is a hop I seem to like. I also like simple recipes so I was going to FWH, flameout and maybe dry hop if I don't forget the dry hops like I did on my last batch (beer was still good).

Thanks

 

[jimboj79]

Centennial will be fine as fwh... First wort hopping is intended to give a smoother "bitterness".

Exbeeriment info on the process and any perceived differences here:

http://brulosophy.com/2015/07/06/the-first-wort-hop-effect-exbeeriment-results/

 

[HomebrewSupply]

Are there any particular hops or category of hops that should not be used for first wort hopping?

I'm a relatively new homebrewer and I like doing smash or smash-ish beers to get a better idea on the taste of a malt or hops.

My plan was FWH with Centennial which is a hop I seem to like. I also like simple recipes so I was going to FWH, flameout and maybe dry hop if I don't forget the dry hops like I did on my last batch (beer was still good).

Thanks

I don't think you'd have any issue there - really, if you feel comfortable adding it at 60 minutes, adding it for a FWH isn't going to be any different.