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For an American Pale Ale, I'd stick with American hops.

Saaz is the classic Czech Pilsner hop, Hallertau is a German noble hop.If If you use those, you may end up with something between a Pale Ale and a Czech or German Pilsner respectively.

I just had a Azacca SMASH and that warwas great, so my personal favorite would be an Azacca pale ale.

For an American Pale Ale, I'd stick with American hops.

Saaz is the classic Czech Pilsner hop, Hallertau is a German noble hop.If you use those, you may end up with something between a Pale Ale and a Czech or German Pilsner respectively.

I just had a Azacca SMASH and that war great, so my personal favorite would be an Azacca pale ale.

For an American Pale Ale, I'd stick with American hops.

Saaz is the classic Czech Pilsner hop, Hallertau is a German noble hop. If you use those, you may end up with something between a Pale Ale and a Czech or German Pilsner respectively.

I just had a Azacca SMASH and that was great, so my personal favorite would be an Azacca pale ale.

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Robert
Robert
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For an American Pale Ale, I'd stick with American hops.

Saaz is the classic Czech Pilsner hop, Hallertau is a German noble hop.If you use those, you may end up with something between a Pale Ale and a Czech or German Pilsner respectively.

I just had a Azacca SMASH and that war great, so my personal favorite would be an Azacca pale ale.