What to do with these hops

[Toxicdonkey]

I have these hops and a big sack of marris otter..
Any ideas what I can make, I'm going to try some single hop pale ales.. (I also have wheat, dark crystal malt and can get extra hops, malt) Just want to try and make use of my current stock.

 

[The Baron]

I think the obvious one is a good American IPA but you could also do a traditional English IPA with the English hops you have if you a fed up of American IPA's or do a smash as you have suggested which is good to profile the best out of a single hop

 

[The Baron]

The Target, Northdown and Fuggles would make a nice English IPA and contrary to some perceptions Target hops are not just for bittering they go well in English ales you could also use the Goldings for a softer slightly fruitier taste too just be aware of the IBU's if you do not like high bitterness in which case you could get a load of hops and flavour by using the majority in the whirlpool same goes for ta American IPA

 

[Cheshire Cat]

I would go for a Cornish IPA like Proper Job.

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

How about an English Bitter - MO and and a touch of dark crystal, flavoured using Fuggles (and maybe a little Magnum for bittering) - perfect!

If you get your skates on you might even get it in the December comp.

 

[Lawrence22]

Centennial makes a cracking single hop IPA.

 

[Clint]

The world's ya lobster with that lot!

 

[Rodcx500z]

Your not wrong Clint, i would have a field with them hops right up my street

 

[Toxicdonkey]

Thanks guys, my plan was to try a few single hop beers to establish which I like and go from there. Some great ideas I will give them a go..

 

[The Baron]

You've certainly got some good hops to do single hop beers with