[akaRedbeard]

I am going to be brewing an imperial white ipa tomorrow and planned on dry hopping with 2oz citra, but I could only get pellets. First, is dry hopping with pellets a viable option? And second if that is not a good idea, what would one recommend to get a similar result? FWH with same weight?

[HoosierBrew]

I hop exclusively with pellets, including dry hops. Lots of brewers do, no worries.

[akaRedbeard]

Good to know! Thanks for the feedback

[Frankenbrew]

Pellet hops are fine, but two oz. of citra might be a bit much for a white IPA. What's the gravity and IBUs of the  beer?

[akaRedbeard]

I am going for an imperial-ish type of hop presence so its pretty heavily hopped. I have 1.063 sg with 80 ibu. I like really hoppy beers but ive never made one with this much so I will listen to feedback

[HoosierBrew]

I am going for an imperial-ish type of hop presence so its pretty heavily hopped. I have 1.063 sg with 80 ibu. I like really hoppy beers but ive never made one with this much so I will listen to feedback

For what you describe, 2 oz isn't too much by any means IMO. I like hoppy beers too, and I'll dry hop most American styles from 2-3 oz for APA  to  5-6 oz for AIPA. More for IIPAs, though I don't brew those much anymore. No worries.

[Frankenbrew]

I am going for an imperial-ish type of hop presence so its pretty heavily hopped. I have 1.063 sg with 80 ibu. I like really hoppy beers but ive never made one with this much so I will listen to feedback

For what you describe, 2 oz isn't too much by any means IMO. I like hoppy beers too, and I'll dry hop most American styles from 2-3 oz for APA  to  5-6 oz for AIPA. More for IIPAs, though I don't brew those much anymore. No worries.

Yeah, in that beer, you're probably okay. When I think of white IPA, I think of it as being a lighter IPA. It will be very grapefruity.