IIPA with limited hops selection

[FatDragon]

I've been browsing the recipes database for a good IIPA, and it seems like all the big recipes use Centennial, Columbus, and/or Amarillo, none of which are readily available to me.

My options are:

Cascade
Citra
Chinook
Mosaic
Saaz
EK Goldings
Willamette
Qingdao
Perle
Nugget
Simcoe
Hersbrucker
Palisade
Mt. Hood
Sladek

I can't say what flavor profile I'm looking for exactly, except that my all-Mosaic will cover my needs for a super-fruity IPA for the next couple months.

Any suggestions for what hops to focus on for a decent IIPA with this hop selection?

 

[les2point0]

Chinook are great for bittering. Last IIPA I made, those were my workhorse. I can't recommend them enough.

 

[heywatchthis]

Some combination of the following would be good in my opinion:

Chinook/Citra - Pine and tropical fruit

Citra/Simcoe/Mosaic - Dank, citrus, tropical

 

[DrHop]

Great beers are made with Cascade. Buy a pound and use it all preferably with half added as dry hop.

You have a good selection. Citra and Simcoe would also play well.

 

[FatDragon]

So I should be good if I bitter with Chinook and then split Citra and Simcoe on the flavor/aroma/dry hop? Would Cascade complement that or muddy it up?

 

[skitamofo]

If I had those options, I would try Chinook/Cascade. But I will be honest, I have no idea how it would turn out. I just know Chinook has good bittering properties and Cascade is a good all around IPA hop.