Nelson Sauvin
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Nelson Sauvin
Hi all,
Ive got so many recipes in my head to do, I think i wont live long enough to do em all, I get one organised then think of another six I want to do. Anyway, after listening to many people praising Nelson Sauvin, I bought some, now want a decent recipe to use it in, what do you reckon?
Ive got so many recipes in my head to do, I think i wont live long enough to do em all, I get one organised then think of another six I want to do. Anyway, after listening to many people praising Nelson Sauvin, I bought some, now want a decent recipe to use it in, what do you reckon?
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Re: Nelson Sauvin
Hi yes but i'm more confused than ever now, should I just make up a recipe and post to see the reaction? Can this hop be used for bittering as well as late, dry? or do I need something else?There's a couple on here for a Thornbridge Kipling clone you could try
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Re: Nelson Sauvin
You can use it for everything, as you can with most hops should you want to.
This is what I'm drinking right now http://pdtnc.wordpress.com/2011/12/18/ag70-ta-moko/ and its lovely. If I were to brew it again I'd add maybe 5% Oat malt for just a touch more body, there is no reason why you couldn't do it as a NS single hop.
This is what I'm drinking right now http://pdtnc.wordpress.com/2011/12/18/ag70-ta-moko/ and its lovely. If I were to brew it again I'd add maybe 5% Oat malt for just a touch more body, there is no reason why you couldn't do it as a NS single hop.
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Re: Nelson Sauvin
Indeed, they usually have an alpha of about 12%. It doesn't do any harm to post a recipe for people to have a look at, someone might see a problem that us mere mortals would not.......far9410 wrote:Can this hop be used for bittering as well as late, dry?There's a couple on here for a Thornbridge Kipling clone you could try
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Re: Nelson Sauvin
Nelsons are one of my fav hop, works well even as a dry hop.. But do note that the flavor does change alot in a beer with age.
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Re: Nelson Sauvin
That looks like a cracking use of NS, I think that is going on my brew listpdtnc wrote:You can use it for everything, as you can with most hops should you want to.
This is what I'm drinking right now http://pdtnc.wordpress.com/2011/12/18/ag70-ta-moko/ and its lovely. If I were to brew it again I'd add maybe 5% Oat malt for just a touch more body, there is no reason why you couldn't do it as a NS single hop.
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Re: Nelson Sauvin
A totally killer hop! I have a NS - Green Bullet combo in bottles, first is to be cracked tonight. I am so damn excited, I am not going for a pint at lunch just to keep the head and palate clear!
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Re: Nelson Sauvin
haha thats the kind of excitement only a brewer knows!
Lets us know how it goes, and if its any good maybe share the recipe...
Lets us know how it goes, and if its any good maybe share the recipe...
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