[Iliff Ave]

Subject says it all. I am looking for something that will work well in a pale ale. I will say that I am looking for something more on the citrus side versus a lot of the newer super fruity hops. I seem to be going back to the old reliables; centennial, amarillo, etc.

[HoosierBrew]

Aside from the obvious Centennial or Amarillo, Lemon Drop or Ahtanum would fit the bill and work nicely. I agree, the old standbys are still great!

[RPIScotty]

I like using cascade in continental styles (Belgian/English) paired with a continental aroma/flavor hop.

Belgian beers get cascade/Saaz

British beers get cascade/EKG

[golfgod04]

I made a citra cascade pale ale and its my favorite pale ale ive made.  I used twice as many cascade hops as citra.

[Iliff Ave]

Aside from the obvious Centennial or Amarillo, Lemon Drop or Ahtanum would fit the bill and work nicely. I agree, the old standbys are still great!

I do have a couple of oz of Ahtanum that I have yet to try. Equal amounts of cascade and ahtanum?

[Iliff Ave]

I like using cascade in continental styles (Belgian/English) paired with a continental aroma/flavor hop.

Belgian beers get cascade/Saaz

British beers get cascade/EKG

My most recent pale ale is cascade/sterling. The verdict is still out on this one...

[HoosierBrew]

Aside from the obvious Centennial or Amarillo, Lemon Drop or Ahtanum would fit the bill and work nicely. I agree, the old standbys are still great!

I do have a couple of oz of Ahtanum that I have yet to try. Equal amounts of cascade and ahtanum?

Yep, they're about the same intensity. You'll like it!

[RPIScotty]

I like using cascade in continental styles (Belgian/English) paired with a continental aroma/flavor hop.

Belgian beers get cascade/Saaz

British beers get cascade/EKG

My most recent pale ale is cascade/sterling. The verdict is still out on this one...

I used cascade and Styrian in my last Dubbel.

[fmader]

Galaxy

[jtoots]

lemon drop.  the name says it all, stays away from the mango bomb that seems to be pretty easy to fall into.

[brewinhard]

Nelson sauvin. Adds a bit of dankness as well.

[stpug]

Columbus/Cascade is a wonderful pair (1/3 to 2/3, respectively). But I'm not sure if you're looking for "old standby" combination or looking to utilize some newer, non-juicy (thinking of Denny here) combinations, or if everything is fair game.

[Iliff Ave]

Columbus/Cascade is a wonderful pair (1/3 to 2/3, respectively). But I'm not sure if you're looking for "old standby" combination or looking to utilize some newer, non-juicy (thinking of Denny here) combinations, or if everything is fair game.

Good feedback so far.

I am looking to avoid hops like El Dorado and even Mosaic to a certain extent. I like Mosaic when it is not the primary hop. Plus, everything hoppy that I come across lately seems to have Mosaic in it...

[tommymorris]

Willamette. It has some floral and citrus.

[hopfenundmalz]

Mandarina Bavaria. Had an IPA in Germany that was bitte red with Herkules, then Cascade and MB in the kettle later, dry hopped with MB, Cascade, and a little Simcoe.