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New Hop - “Fresh tropical citrus, with a hint of wafting joint smoke from around the"

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I grew up in a house of smokers I've never wanted to smoke anything my entire life including marijuana. I think it smells as bad as cigarettes.

I have nothing against other who like it. All my friends do.
 
Sounds disgusting. Last thing I would ever want is my beer to taste and smell like pot. Some weird crap really going on in brewing nowadays. í*¾í´”


That's funny because all the most popular hop varieties are very similar in character to high quality cannabis. Citra, Galaxy, Amarillo, Simcoe, etc.
 
I ordered some but its no surprise. We've been doing alot of terpene break downs with both hops and marijuana in our lab and have found that with only the taste and aroma of each, you can't tell them apart at all. Many strains of both marijuana and hops share high terpenes of Myrcene and Humulene.
 
Sounds disgusting. Last thing I would ever want is my beer to taste and smell like pot. Some weird crap really going on in brewing nowadays. ��

Depends on what type of pot you get. I was at a park once on a super nice October day like 2 years ago, and when the breeze blew you would get a whiff of amazingly floral, clean smelling pot smoke. It was just dank enough that you knew it was pot, but it smelled like jasmine, flowers, strawberries, something super sweet and light and fragrant. It's weird to talk about weed in this way but it was the best smelling weed Ive ever smelled.

There was a group of high school kids on a bench in the direction it was coming from and I almost wanted to go ask for a hit but Im like 10 years older and dont want to get arrested. But damn if it wasnt the best smelling pot I've ever smelled. I know what that Jimi Hendrix song is about now.

If marijuana ever gets legalized Im gonna start up a "craft pot" scene.

Hints of orange zest, vanilla, with a woodsy finish and that earthy, dank undertone. Hahaha.
 
"It’s a very “clean” hop, without the tendency that many potent hops have to throw diesel oil/machine oil notes, or extreme “BO” or “cattiness”."
I love diesel oil aromas in my hops, though. Wtf?! Never heard/read anything like this statement....
 
Man I'm getting the munchies!!!!! Can't wait to shotgun some of those babies!!!
 
Man I'm getting the munchies!!!!! Can't wait to shotgun some of those babies!!!

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"It’s a very “clean” hop, without the tendency that many potent hops have to throw diesel oil/machine oil notes, or extreme “BO” or “cattiness”."
I love diesel oil aromas in my hops, though. Wtf?! Never heard/read anything like this statement....

Amarillo are actually notorious for this diesel aroma, I didn't believe it either until I started selling tons of hops. You can get it in Summit and a few other high AA American hops
 
Got around to brewing with this hop and I think people are going to like this variety. Citrusy, earthy, mildly floral, not too sharp or green. Not overly "juicy" but complex and balanced. Very Northwest type hop character that'd go great in APAs/IPAs/Ambers/Cali Common/Blondes/etc...
 
Got around to brewing with this hop and I think people are going to like this variety. Citrusy, earthy, mildly floral, not too sharp or green. Not overly "juicy" but complex and balanced. Very Northwest type hop character that'd go great in APAs/IPAs/Ambers/Cali Common/Blondes/etc...

I agree with the above (as far as I've taken this batch so far, anyway... )

Got a 5gal DIPA going using a full pound of the X331 hops, just now ready to keg. I think it's gonna be a winner,
 
5.5gal; ~120ppm Ca++, ~250ppm SO4, ~50ppm Cl-

14# NW American Pale
(Mash 148°F for 90min)

2oz X331 at 120min
2oz X331 at 15min
2oz X331 at flameout

3# light DME
0.5# cane sugar
(I can only handle up to 14# grain on my stovetop BIAB; DME and sugar added at flameout)

4oz X331 hopstand (after cool to ~140°F)

(I do not whirlpool or anything; all of the above hops and trub go right into the BmB)

2L 1.040 starter of WLP090 San Diego Super
(Ferm 1 week at 65°F, then raise to 72°F for another week)

4oz X331 dryhop at 72°F for last 3 days of second week
2oz X331 keg hop

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I got OG 1.089, FG 1.015 (83% ADF), calc about 8 SRM, 10.5% ABV and 95 IBU
 
Wow, that's a heck of a recipe. Do you always do 2 hour boils?

I'm still pretty primitive in process, very simple stovetop BIAB, no sparge. When I do a fairly high gravity batch, I use more water in the mash to retain good efficiency, thus I have more to boil off. Plus I recently stopped using my supplemental 120v heatstick (just a bucket heater) while boiling because I think it was scorching the wort and creating an off-flavor, thus making my boils take even longer now.
 

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