Favorite Dry-Hop

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Message radarsock beers 1226 º places 112 º 18:34 Thu 7/27/2017 What has been your favorite hop to use as a dry-hop? Mosaic, Citra, Ahtanum, Columbus, and Amarillo for me. Any dry-hop combinations that users have noted for its incredible ability to create cohesiveness and a rounder flavor profile? Ahtanum and Columbus as a dry-hop had been a pretty decent combo I used in the past. Loved that candied grapefruit character from an Ahtanum mixing with the assertiveness from the black licorice note from a Columbus.
Message SinH4 P beers 15517 º places 416 º 19:10 Thu 7/27/2017 recently, Motueka. It’s an amazing hop.
Message b3shine beers 12404 º places 379 º 19:24 Thu 7/27/2017 Mosaic, followed closely by Citra. Paired together, they’re even better.
Message radarsock beers 1226 º places 112 º 19:29 Thu 7/27/2017 Originally posted by SinH4 recently, Motueka. It’s an amazing hop. I’ve come to the realization that all M hops are great.

Message radarsock beers 1226 º places 112 º 19:34 Thu 7/27/2017 M is for Magic.
Message ebone1988 beers 2504 º places 24 º 19:46 Thu 7/27/2017 Citra and Mosaic are my favorites. But I really enjoy Amarillo in a Saison or Sour.
Message radarsock beers 1226 º places 112 º 20:09 Thu 7/27/2017 Originally posted by ebone1988 Citra and Mosaic are my favorites. But I really enjoy Amarillo in a Saison or Sour. Hallertau Blanc and Falconer’s Flight is also a great dry hop to use for a saison, sour, or a sour saison.
Message b3shine beers 12404 º places 379 º 20:48 Thu 7/27/2017 Falconer’s Flight isn’t a single hop, it’s a blend of several hops: http://www.hopslist.com/hops/dual-purpose-hops/falconer-s-flight/

Message radarsock beers 1226 º places 112 º 21:01 Thu 7/27/2017 Originally posted by b3shine Falconer’s Flight isn’t a single hop, it’s a blend of several hops: http://www.hopslist.com/hops/dual-purpose-hops/falconer-s-flight/ Don’t mansplain to me, dawg. lol It’s not a single hop but it’s good for using it as a dry-hop addition. I guess I thought everyone knew what I meant? I should clarify next time.
Message ebone1988 beers 2504 º places 24 º 21:33 Thu 7/27/2017 Originally posted by radarsock Originally posted by ebone1988 Citra and Mosaic are my favorites. But I really enjoy Amarillo in a Saison or Sour. Hallertau Blanc and Falconer’s Flight is also a great dry hop to use for a saison, sour, or a sour saison. Any winy hop will taste good in a Saison. Nelson Sauvin comes to mind too.
Message radarsock beers 1226 º places 112 º 22:38 Thu 7/27/2017 Originally posted by ebone1988 Originally posted by radarsock Originally posted by ebone1988 Citra and Mosaic are my favorites. But I really enjoy Amarillo in a Saison or Sour. Hallertau Blanc and Falconer’s Flight is also a great dry hop to use for a saison, sour, or a sour saison. Any winy hop will taste good in a Saison. Nelson Sauvin comes to mind too. Sauvin is good but too musty for me, I fear. They’re almost exclusively tip-top for wine barrel aged saisons and very little else. I don’t really like them too much in single hop IPAs or even as a fruit expression balancing other hops in a DIPA. They produce some really bizarre flavors.

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