Just brewed a beer with Simcoe and nelson Sauvin and I can't get over the smell and taste of these hops.
Would really like some recipes for these lovely hops if anyone has any ?
Cheers
Simcoe and nelson Sauvin
Simcoe and nelson Sauvin
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Re: Simcoe and nelson Sauvin
With Citra added too http://pdtnc.wordpress.com/2011/05/28/a ... ops%C2%B2/ and Lugsy has done one almost identical, we both made tasty beer 

Re: Simcoe and nelson Sauvin
Big thanks there
Looks like a nice recipe have to give that a shot
Looks like a nice recipe have to give that a shot
Drink till she's cute, but stop before the wedding
If i can't brew it i dont drink it
keeper of yeast
hate work on beer nights
If i can't brew it i dont drink it
keeper of yeast
hate work on beer nights
Re: Simcoe and nelson Sauvin
I've brewed both but never together but having just used a pack of motueka for late hopping I used simcoe for bittering and its a nice combination. my feeling is that these sort of hops show best in a blonde beer mainly MO with perhaps 20% wheat and a tap of carapils or caragold for underlying malt
Re: Simcoe and nelson Sauvin
Simcoe and Nelson Sauvin I think would go very well in an american amber - though I feel the Simcoe could overpower the NS if you don't quite get the balance right. Perhaps use Simcoe at ~15 min, a mix at 5 min and then NS at 0min and for dry hop?
Re: Simcoe and nelson Sauvin
I'd be tempted to use simcoe for bittering and flavour as its not as herbal as the NS and I put my last addition in at 20m and I agree about NS really late