Seymour Citra Gold

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Seymour Citra Gold

Post by Fairbrew » Wed Jul 24, 2013 5:52 pm

I would just like to say a big thank you to Seymour. I brewed a batch of his Citra gold for a bbq recently and how well did it go down. The 19ltr corny was emptied in 3 hrs and even the lager drinkers were loving it!
It was a hot day so I had it quite cold but the flavours were still shining through. A classic summer ale I will definately brew again. I also brewed the same recipe only adding the same amount of Apollo with the Citra . This worked really well with lots of fresh grapefruity flavours.
Thanks again for the recipe
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by mysterio » Wed Jul 24, 2013 5:59 pm

Where's the recipe??
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by Monkeybrew » Wed Jul 24, 2013 6:14 pm

mysterio wrote:Where's the recipe??
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Conditioning:
AG#41 - Vienna Lager - 5.6%
AG#42 - Heritage Double Ale - 10.5%

On Tap:
AG#44 - Harvest ESB - 5.4%
AG#45 - Amarillo Gold APA - 5.2%
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by TC2642 » Wed Jul 24, 2013 8:30 pm

Looks good, Citra is an awesome hop, I made a similar recipe but upped the quantities for an IPA of 6%. Tasted lovely and I will be making it again.
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by Rookie » Fri Jul 26, 2013 12:37 am

TC2642 wrote:Looks good, Citra is an awesome hop.
I agree, I had my first citra hopped beer last night and really enjoyed it.
I'm just here for the beer.
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by worcshopshop » Tue Sep 17, 2013 12:57 pm

Just looking at the recipe it looks good, did you add the orange peel?
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by Uncle Joshua » Tue Sep 17, 2013 1:11 pm

worcshopshop wrote:Just looking at the recipe it looks good, did you add the orange peel?
I have brewed this three times, the orange peel helps.
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by soupdragon » Tue Sep 17, 2013 1:47 pm

Brewing this myself at the weekend. Got 2 medium sized oranges to use and I might up the late hops to finish a pack off but not sure yet :-k

Cheers Tom
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by seymour » Tue Sep 17, 2013 6:49 pm

Sounds good; glad you guys are enjoying it so much. If you're in the mood to deviate from the single-hop concept: I think it's great combined with Strisselspalt/Sladek hops, some chopped lemongrass and lime leaves too. Mmmm...

It's not just for summer anymore. I'm thinking of something along these lines as an end-of-summer harvest ale with Saison yeast. :)
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by soupdragon » Tue Sep 17, 2013 10:10 pm

If I do add more late hops it'll just be more Citra :-)

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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by soupdragon » Sun Oct 06, 2013 9:12 pm

Just kegged my 1st go at this.

Must say I'm impressed with the glass from the fermenter. You can really taste the orange in it. It's maybe slightly bitter at the moment but once it's had a few weeks in keg, I'm sure it'll mellow. Might up the oats a little next time to give it a bit more mouth feel but I did mash a bit cooler than I was hoping so that would have had an effect.
Will definitely be doing this again though. Really tasty brew, thanks Seymour =D>

Cheers Tom
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by raiderman » Mon Oct 07, 2013 9:32 am

I wish I'd read this yesterday. However it may not be too late. I pitched this morning but retro fitting some orange might be nice. If I sterilise some orange peel by boiling, put in a hop bag and add to the cornie that ought to do the trick and as I'm aiming for a christmas brew has plenty of time to mature.
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by soupdragon » Mon Oct 07, 2013 12:51 pm

It's only the orange zest though, non of the white stuff :)

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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by raiderman » Mon Oct 07, 2013 3:52 pm

use a potato peeler?
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Re: Seymour Citra Gold

Post by soupdragon » Mon Oct 07, 2013 3:56 pm

Nutmeg grater thingy but it looked exactly the same as the fine side of our standard cheese grater. There didn't seem to be a lot zest when I'd done the two oranges but it really has shown through in the final beer :)

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