INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Looking at doing this as my next brew. Quick question, I have a bottle of the Citra Hop Aroma Oil, Could I use the whole bottle as a sub for 170gram Citra Dry Hop to keep costs down?
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Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Man,Manngold wrote: I have a bottle of the Citra Hop Aroma Oil, Could I use the whole bottle as a sub for 170gram Citra Dry Hop
How big is the bottle?


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Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Probably should have said WA, it is 15ml, the packet suggests a rate of 2ml per 23L batch - I stuck 2ml in a batch of lager, and could not taste any difference, that is why I was thinking of dumping the lot into it. 170g is a lot of hops, and was thinking of just going for it! Besides it is cheaper than 170g of Citra hops (that works out at about £10!!!).WalesAles wrote:Man,Manngold wrote: I have a bottle of the Citra Hop Aroma Oil, Could I use the whole bottle as a sub for 170gram Citra Dry Hop
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Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Man,Manngold wrote:Probably should have said WA, it is 15ml, the packet suggests a rate of 2ml per 23L batch - I stuck 2ml in a batch of lager, and could not taste any difference, that is why I was thinking of dumping the lot into it. 170g is a lot of hops, and was thinking of just going for it! Besides it is cheaper than 170g of Citra hops (that works out at about £10!!!).WalesAles wrote:Man,Manngold wrote: I have a bottle of the Citra Hop Aroma Oil, Could I use the whole bottle as a sub for 170gram Citra Dry Hop
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Go on then, do it!

You know you want to.
If it was me I would split the brew to see difference between Hops and Juice.
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Will you be at the Fest this weekend?

Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Hi WA, no unfortunately I will not. Truth be told I have only got back into brewing since Easter. After having a child for the first time in 2015 it has taken me a while to get my brewing mojo back, but decided to treat myself to a Grainfather as a welcome back present! So, have only recently seen the Festival details and could defo not clear that with the wife. Perhaps next year? The only problem I have with it is that it falls on GCSE and A Level Exam Season, ad being a teacher I like to mark for extra cash, so wouldnt be able to if I was to do the festival.
I take it you are going?
I take it you are going?
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Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Man,
You didn`t say if you would split the brew.
Yes, I am going to the Fest tomorrow.
Got to go early to get the best seat nearest the FREE bar!
WA
You didn`t say if you would split the brew.
Yes, I am going to the Fest tomorrow.
Got to go early to get the best seat nearest the FREE bar!



WA
Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Just brewed this today, and it was my first outdoor brew. Look forward to trying it
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[quote="mbarn"]Just brewed this today, and it was my first outdoor brew. Look forward to trying it[/quote]mbarn,
How did it turn out?
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How did it turn out?
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Very nice.
I was quite surprised I could taste the dark grains. Hop flavour was decent, without too much bitterness.
I'd brew it again.
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I was quite surprised I could taste the dark grains. Hop flavour was decent, without too much bitterness.
I'd brew it again.
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Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Cracking beer, got the grist to rebrew it myself after my last batch as it was so lovely.
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Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Great thread, on my to brew list.... Thx Seymour. 

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Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
You could try some of mine. I'm in mapplewell:-)BarnsleyBrewer wrote:Great thread, on my to brew list.... Thx Seymour.
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Thanks mbarn and demig, and thanks to Seymour for developing this beer. Think I will brew this the end of next month, so it will be ready when it cools, a bit, here in central Florida.
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Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Finally got round to ordering this in, someone has previously made it up as a kit on the MM site without the Citra however I have 500g of that to get through in the freezer so will be good to go.
I plant to brew this in a couple of weeks once I get a Kolsch out of the way. The plan is to let it ferment out for as long as needed, I will dry hop directly in the keg at warmer temps for a week at least whilst force carbonating and then cool it down to let the hop settle down to the bottom (I used a Corny which has been modded to dispense from the top).
I plant to brew this in a couple of weeks once I get a Kolsch out of the way. The plan is to let it ferment out for as long as needed, I will dry hop directly in the keg at warmer temps for a week at least whilst force carbonating and then cool it down to let the hop settle down to the bottom (I used a Corny which has been modded to dispense from the top).
Re: INTRODUCING: Seymour Citra Dark
Probably the one I put together as I had the citra, have fun