Recommended bittering hop for use across 6 different beers

[Joefink]

I'm brewing 6 core beers:
West coast pale ale
Kolsch
Wheat
IPA
Porter
Red ale

To keep my costs down I want to use one bittering hop across all of the recipes.
I'm in china and don't have access to much besides the Barth Haas catalogue.

Any recommendations?

[brewmaster 2011]

I would recommend German Perle. I use it to bitter all my german beers (four of my house beers are German/Bavarian) and I use it for flavoring in my Pale Ale.

[gitchegumee]

What can you get?

Bad market out there now! I would look at a high-alpha, clean bittering hop that has very good storage characteristics and is generally available. I use German Magnum.

[Junkyard]

I like nugget for bittering, magnum and Perle would work good as well

[Joefink]

Thanks for the tips.
I've decided to go with Magnum. It's the best deal I can get over here as well so it's a win-win.

Cheers,

[BrewDaddyDave]

Magnum is a great hop. We use Nugget for all our bittering and make almost the identical beer styles you listed.

[Bainbridge]

Magnum is good. I'm a big fan of Apollo. Clean and 18% alpha. We use Nugget on beers I want a little more bittering character in too, IPA, Stout, etc..

[CharlosCarlies]

We use Galena, but only because Magnum wasn't available.

[soia1138]

You should be able to get Columbus from Barth Haas, good for bittering and pretty much anything alse

[liammckenna]

Nugget would be my first choice.

Pax.

Liam

[TerenceH]

We also use Magnum for almost all beers, very clean and pleasant bitterness that doesn't clash with other hops.