Hops used the most?

[campbellmike]

When I started a year or so I ago it was almost all Cascade. They are easy to find, not expensive and make great beer. I then went to Citra. They are harder to find, expensive and make great beer. I have make a few beers with several hop varieties and the complexity also makes great beer. I've decided it's all good. I brewed a nice IPA yesterday using all of these:

Cascade
Summit
Chinook
CTZ
Simcoe
Centennial
Citra

 

[Grantman1]

Looking back over my last few years of brewing I'd say columbus. There's something raw and classic to me about sticking my face into a bag of columbus hops, or its aroma flying out of the glass.

 

[captwalt]

Cascade, EKG, hellertau. I decided I'm going to make an effort to start using more northern brewer


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[catdaddy66]

Cascade, EKG, hellertau. I decided I'm going to make an effort to start using more northern brewer


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You won't be disappointed! It's a favorite of mine.

 

[JJL]

I mostly make German lagers and English ales these days. I use mostly nobles and EKG. I do have a house single hop APA that I make from time to time. I typically rotate through a variety of American hops for that one since the specific hop isn't critical to the recipe.