1oz Citra 60 mins
1oz Citra 45 mins
1oz Ahtanum 28 mins
1oz Cascade 15 mins
1oz Cascade 5 mins
Just worked this out on paper and haven’t run it through Brewsmith so I don’t have any estimates …my only concern is the hops I don’t know if I have enough to hit IPA IBU levels. I have used Citra, Cascade and Amarillo in the past with very good results I really like their flavor profile , just couldn’t get any Amarillo so I subbed the Ahtanum.
I forgot the yeast …I will be using Coopers dry yeast 7 gr for this batch I normally use liquid but … I have used this before for IPA’s and find that it really eccentuates the citrus of the hops.
It’s hard to say if it is enough BUs without knowing the alphas of the hops.
I haven’t calculated the gravity either, but 7g of yeast might be pushing it for my guess at the gravity (over 1.060). You might want to double up on the yeast.
Citra is much better served in aroma and flavoring additions IMO especially given its cost and availability. With your current recipe though it’ll be well into IPA ibu’s, not knowing the AA’s you’ve got it could get into double IPA range.
How about this:
1oz Citra 60 mins avg AA 13.2
1oz Cascade 45 mins avg AA 7.1
1oz Ahtanum 28 mins avg AA 4.5
1oz Citra 15 mins avg AA 13.2
1oz Cascade 5 mins avg AA 7.1
Do you have /are you getting any bittering hops . Those three are all considered aroma hops. You can use them as you wish of course. I would save at least a 1/2 ounce each of the citra and cascade for dry hopping. But you gotta make what you want to drink
I realize I wont get a full utilization out of the boil but this should be close.
Anyway the sample out of the hydrometer was tasty …this is bubbling away in the basement…I forgot how vigorous the Coopers yeast was.