evo8ur8
Active Member
So my wife purchased me all sorts of stuff for a home brewing kit this past X-mas. I finally found the time to brew my first batch, i decided to do a Dogfish Head 60min clone. So the brew and everything went fine, the fermenting and everything went as planned. Once i transferred it to secondary I dry hopped it for 7 days with warrior and Amarillo hops (roughly 1.5 oz's of each).
I tasted it right before i was bottling it and it worried me a little bit. It had a very watered down tasted on the front end and i would say roughly half the bitter/hoppy taste of the normal 60min would have. The front end really tasted like a coors light, i was kinda freaking out, but went ahead with bottling with anyways.
So roughly 10 days later i cracked the first bottle and to my amazement it turned out freaking great. It ended up being citrusy on the front end and the bitterness pretty much ended up being the same. I would describe it as a wizen meets IPA and had a baby!!!
So the hops i used were Sicmo, warrior and amarillo, would any of them cause the beer to be citrusy?
So as it turns out it is a very good beer for summer time!!! ill post pics of the recipe and the different stages of the beer before and after.
I tasted it right before i was bottling it and it worried me a little bit. It had a very watered down tasted on the front end and i would say roughly half the bitter/hoppy taste of the normal 60min would have. The front end really tasted like a coors light, i was kinda freaking out, but went ahead with bottling with anyways.
So roughly 10 days later i cracked the first bottle and to my amazement it turned out freaking great. It ended up being citrusy on the front end and the bitterness pretty much ended up being the same. I would describe it as a wizen meets IPA and had a baby!!!
So the hops i used were Sicmo, warrior and amarillo, would any of them cause the beer to be citrusy?
So as it turns out it is a very good beer for summer time!!! ill post pics of the recipe and the different stages of the beer before and after.
