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Hi folk,
I have been brewing a 'base' ale which I would classify as a best or special bitter. My idea has been so vary aspects of it one stage at a time until I feel I have what I want. The hops I have been using are East Kent Goldings for bittering hops and Fuggles for flavouring hops. That's fine, but since they produce some of the best hops in the world just up the road (we are in Picton) I feel I'd like to substitute local hops for the imported variety.
So I'm wondering what suggestions you all might have regarding the possibilities. I'm thinking along the lines of Nelson Sauvin for the bittering hops, but don't really have any thoughts on the flavouring hops because I don't know enough about our local choices.
Stu McKinlay sent me a bitter recipe some time back which was really a very nice ale and it had Nelson Sauvin and Amarillo.
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Thanks Ralph. Well, as I say, the Nelson Sav - which is good for both bittering and flavouring - yielded a lovely result in the last brew for bittering. I guess I could stick with Nelson Savin for both purposes - so use only one hop for the brew.
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