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My club is doing s single hop pale ale experiment - all the same recipe and IBU's matched (i.e., rather than by weight). My hop is mosaic - the hydrometer sample was very good, so I have high hopes for it once carbed. We do the tasting in December, so I hope nothing fades too badly before then....can't say what it might be like at a higher IBU level such as an IPA, but I'm thinking it might be a good candidate.
Quote from: ynotbrusum on November 18, 2014, 12:21:56 pmMy club is doing s single hop pale ale experiment - all the same recipe and IBU's matched (i.e., rather than by weight). My hop is mosaic - the hydrometer sample was very good, so I have high hopes for it once carbed. We do the tasting in December, so I hope nothing fades too badly before then....can't say what it might be like at a higher IBU level such as an IPA, but I'm thinking it might be a good candidate.I've done it and it's good. Mosaic is a pretty complex hop to me with piney/dankness and the fruity/berry thing. I think you'll like it.
Quote from: HoosierBrew on November 18, 2014, 12:27:35 pmQuote from: ynotbrusum on November 18, 2014, 12:21:56 pmMy club is doing s single hop pale ale experiment - all the same recipe and IBU's matched (i.e., rather than by weight). My hop is mosaic - the hydrometer sample was very good, so I have high hopes for it once carbed. We do the tasting in December, so I hope nothing fades too badly before then....can't say what it might be like at a higher IBU level such as an IPA, but I'm thinking it might be a good candidate.I've done it and it's good. Mosaic is a pretty complex hop to me with piney/dankness and the fruity/berry thing. I think you'll like it.I get a lot of garlic from mosaic. I have probably 10-12 oz in the freezer that probably won't ever get used by me lol
Quote from: fmader on November 18, 2014, 12:29:31 pmQuote from: HoosierBrew on November 18, 2014, 12:27:35 pmQuote from: ynotbrusum on November 18, 2014, 12:21:56 pmMy club is doing s single hop pale ale experiment - all the same recipe and IBU's matched (i.e., rather than by weight). My hop is mosaic - the hydrometer sample was very good, so I have high hopes for it once carbed. We do the tasting in December, so I hope nothing fades too badly before then....can't say what it might be like at a higher IBU level such as an IPA, but I'm thinking it might be a good candidate.I've done it and it's good. Mosaic is a pretty complex hop to me with piney/dankness and the fruity/berry thing. I think you'll like it.I get a lot of garlic from mosaic. I have probably 10-12 oz in the freezer that probably won't ever get used by me lolWow, never had that from them....yet. It really sounds like a harvest thing according to a lot of the wisdom here and elsewhere. The timing of the harvest, soil, etc.
If it appears, I'm hoping it fades in the next month...I wonder if it is a result of certain yeasts with Mosaic beers - do you recall the yeast you used when you got the garlic thing? Our yeast was US-05 FWIW.
Wow, never had that from them....yet. It really sounds like a harvest thing according to a lot of the wisdom here and elsewhere. The timing of the harvest, soil, etc.
Well I'm back to hoping then....
Now back to Citra.... Weyerbacher Simcoe is a good beer
Citra is a fine hop, use it all the time, but I don't like it solo. Throw in any other c hop and it is great
I wouldn't use any British or German hops in a single hop AIPA, for starters. So no Kent Goldings, Fuggles, Hallertau, Saaz, etc. These are good for this : Centennial, Citra, Simcoe, Mosaic, Ahtanum, Chinook, Equinox, Nugget, Columbus, to name a few.EDIT - I'd add Galaxy, Nelson Sauvin, Azacca, Calypso and El Dorado. An El Dorado IPA would be a 'fruit bomb' but it might be interesting....once.