| Admiral | Barth-Haas Group | Admiral is a hop extract bred with the goal of expanding the varietal range. In terms of the alpha acid content, it matures about one week earlier than average and has considerably better yields in terms of alpha acid per hectare than other hops in its cl...view more Admiral is a hop extract bred with the goal of expanding the varietal range. In terms of the alpha acid content, it matures about one week earlier than average and has considerably better yields in terms of alpha acid per hectare than other hops in its class. Admiral is characterized by strong growth characteristics. Its small compact cones make harvesting easy. Admiral’s tolerance to wilt is similar to the UK variety Progress and it has very good storage stability. This product is used to add flavor and aroma to alcoholic beverages. view less | |
| Admiral | Castle Malting | Admiral is an excellent, high alpha-acid hop with balanced bitterness combined with an acceptable aroma profile. It is a versatile replacement for both high alpha and dual purpose varieties. It originated in the UK and is available in leaf and pellet form...view more Admiral is an excellent, high alpha-acid hop with balanced bitterness combined with an acceptable aroma profile. It is a versatile replacement for both high alpha and dual purpose varieties. It originated in the UK and is available in leaf and pellet form. view less | |
| Agnus | Barth-Haas Group | Agnus (Latin for lamb) is a hop variety was released in 2001 and was the first high alpha variety in the assortment of Czech hop varieties. Agnus contains 9.0-12.0% alpha acids and 4.0-6.5% beta acids. It is a dual purpose type hop providing flavor and ar...view more Agnus (Latin for lamb) is a hop variety was released in 2001 and was the first high alpha variety in the assortment of Czech hop varieties. Agnus contains 9.0-12.0% alpha acids and 4.0-6.5% beta acids. It is a dual purpose type hop providing flavor and aroma with 2.3-3.5% total polyphenols. The myrcene content of these hops is 40.0-55.0% and the total oils for Agnus hops are 2.0-3.0 ml per 100 grams. Agnus is typically used to add flavor to beer during preparation. view less | |
| Agnus | Castle Malting | Agnus is a bittering hop, with a strong hoppy, spicy and herbal character. Research tests show that this variety is suitable for extraction and processing into pellets into first and second hop additions. It has above-average production of alpha acids and...view more Agnus is a bittering hop, with a strong hoppy, spicy and herbal character. Research tests show that this variety is suitable for extraction and processing into pellets into first and second hop additions. It has above-average production of alpha acids and its brewing characteristics, including positive influence on beer stability, are excellent. view less | |
| Amarillo® | Barth-Haas Group | Amarillo® is an aroma-type cultivar of recent origin which was discovered and introduced by Virgil Gamache Farms Inc. located in the US. The name Amarillo® is of Spanish origin and means „yellow“. It contains 8.0-11.0% alpha acids and 6.0-7.0% beta acids....view more Amarillo® is an aroma-type cultivar of recent origin which was discovered and introduced by Virgil Gamache Farms Inc. located in the US. The name Amarillo® is of Spanish origin and means „yellow“. It contains 8.0-11.0% alpha acids and 6.0-7.0% beta acids. The myrcene level of Amarillo® is 68.0-70.0% and the amount of total oils in this product is 1.5-1.9 ml per 100 grams. Amarillo® is used to add flavor to beer. view less | |
| Amarillo | Castle Malting | Amarillo is a relatively new American hop variety that has been described as "super Cascade." The bitterness is between 8% and 11%, making Amarillo a good hop for flavor and aroma additions. The flavor profile is very citrusy, especially leaning toward a ...view more Amarillo is a relatively new American hop variety that has been described as "super Cascade." The bitterness is between 8% and 11%, making Amarillo a good hop for flavor and aroma additions. The flavor profile is very citrusy, especially leaning toward a distinct orange flavor and aroma. Amarillo is found to be somewhat sweet until it mellows out in a beer. It should be used as aroma hop, but it could also be used as a bittering or a flavor hop. Proved to be a good fit for Pale Ales and IPAs. view less | |
| Apollo | Castle Malting | Apollo is a super high alpha variety hop with citrus notes, an emphasis on orange, resiny, and spicey notes. The country of origin for this hop is the United States. It is resistant to powdery mildew and downy mildew. It is used in American Ales and is av...view more Apollo is a super high alpha variety hop with citrus notes, an emphasis on orange, resiny, and spicey notes. The country of origin for this hop is the United States. It is resistant to powdery mildew and downy mildew. It is used in American Ales and is available in pellet and leaf form. view less | |
| Aramis | Barth-Haas Group | Aramis was developed as part of a breeding programme in order to launch a new variety with a similar aroma profile and polyphenol properties to Strisselspalt, but with enhanced aroma and bitterness attributes. The most important aroma hop variety in the A...view more Aramis was developed as part of a breeding programme in order to launch a new variety with a similar aroma profile and polyphenol properties to Strisselspalt, but with enhanced aroma and bitterness attributes. The most important aroma hop variety in the Alsace region is the traditional Strisselspalt. Aramis is used to enhance flavor and aroma in beer. view less | |
| Aramis Bio Cones (2013) | Cophoudal | Aramis Bio Cones (2013) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher de...view more Aramis Bio Cones (2013) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher degree of alpha acids. This product is commonly used at all stages of hopping. view less | |
| Aramis Cones (2012) | Cophoudal | Aramis Cones (2012) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher degree...view more Aramis Cones (2012) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher degree of alpha acids. This product is commonly used at all stages of hopping. view less | |
| Aramis Cones (2013) | Cophoudal | Aramis Cones (2013) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher degree...view more Aramis Cones (2013) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher degree of alpha acids. This product is commonly used at all stages of hopping. view less | |
| Aramis T90 Pellets (2011) | Cophoudal | Aramis T90 Pellets (2011) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher ...view more Aramis T90 Pellets (2011) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher degree of alpha acids. This product is commonly used at all stages of hopping. view less | |
| Aramis T90 Pellets (2012) | Cophoudal | Aramis T90 Pellets (2012) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher ...view more Aramis T90 Pellets (2012) is a 2002 cross between the French variety Strisselspalt and the English variety WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety). It has inherited its characteristic aroma from its mother variety, Strisselspalt, but contains a noticeable higher degree of alpha acids. This product is commonly used at all stages of hopping. view less | |
| Aromahop® OE | Barth-Haas Group | Aromahop® OE is a dark yellow/brown to dark green or black paste. Aromahop® OE provides the brewer with an economical means to deliver light-stable, variety non-specific, hop aroma to beer. It is processed by the removal of the α-acids and most of the β-a...view more Aromahop® OE is a dark yellow/brown to dark green or black paste. Aromahop® OE provides the brewer with an economical means to deliver light-stable, variety non-specific, hop aroma to beer. It is processed by the removal of the α-acids and most of the β-acids from CO2 hop extract, resulting in an easy-to-use hop extract that adds hop aroma to beers. This product also helps knock down foam during the boil, enabling the brewer to maximize brew kettle capacity and brew house throughput by maintaining an efficient boil. view less | |
| Atlas | Castle Malting | Atlas has a fresh hoppy aroma. Atlas is a diploid hybrid between Brewers Gold and 3/3 Slovenian wild hop. It is susceptible to powdery mildew, but it is not excessively sensitive to aphids. It does have resistance to verticillium wilt. The expected yield ...view more Atlas has a fresh hoppy aroma. Atlas is a diploid hybrid between Brewers Gold and 3/3 Slovenian wild hop. It is susceptible to powdery mildew, but it is not excessively sensitive to aphids. It does have resistance to verticillium wilt. The expected yield is about 2000 kg/ha. The variety has strong skeleton roots, so it can also be grown on shallow sandy soil but it can’t stand poorly drained or poorly aerated soil. It is grown in Slovenia and Austria. Large planting distance is required. view less | |
| Aurora | Barth-Haas Group | Aurora (Super Styrian) has an intense and pleasant hoppy aroma. Aurora, exhibits a rich green color. Aurora is very suitable for extraction and for combination with other varieties in the brewing process. | |
| Aurora (Super Styrain) | Castle Malting | Aurora (Super Styrain) has an intense and pleasant hoppy aroma. It contains 5.5 % - 9.5 % of α-acids (22 – 26 % of cohumulone). This variety has a very good storage stability. Beer prepared with this variety has good organoleptical scores. The yield of α-...view more Aurora (Super Styrain) has an intense and pleasant hoppy aroma. It contains 5.5 % - 9.5 % of α-acids (22 – 26 % of cohumulone). This variety has a very good storage stability. Beer prepared with this variety has good organoleptical scores. The yield of α-acids is very good when brewing with this variety. Aurora is very suitable for extraction and for combination with other varieties in the brewing process. It is used in Pilsens and Lagers. view less | |
| Aurora (super styrian) | HMEZAD exim d.d. Žalec | Aurora (super styrian) is a cross between Northern Brewer and TG hops but has an unknown origin. It is known as an early variety, reaching its ripeness around august 23rd through the 30th. This Slovenia grown aurora is a dense and dark green plant with a ...view more Aurora (super styrian) is a cross between Northern Brewer and TG hops but has an unknown origin. It is known as an early variety, reaching its ripeness around august 23rd through the 30th. This Slovenia grown aurora is a dense and dark green plant with a very hoppy aroma. view less | |
| Beata | Castle Malting | Beata has an apricot and delicate apple scent with a hint of almond. Beata needs to be treated as if the alpha acid is nearer to 6-7% because of the high levels of beta acids it contains. This gives it more bitterness than you'd expect from an aroma hop. ...view more Beata has an apricot and delicate apple scent with a hint of almond. Beata needs to be treated as if the alpha acid is nearer to 6-7% because of the high levels of beta acids it contains. This gives it more bitterness than you'd expect from an aroma hop. Good for larger style beers, similar to German-style hops. First impressions suggest a subtle citrus character. view less | |
| Belma | Castle Malting | Belma is a brand new and very unique hop, a Dual-Purpose variety. A very clean hop, with a very orange, slight grapefruit, tropical pineapple, strawberry, and melon aroma. Belma is relatively rich in esters which means that Belma has a fruity aroma. The f...view more Belma is a brand new and very unique hop, a Dual-Purpose variety. A very clean hop, with a very orange, slight grapefruit, tropical pineapple, strawberry, and melon aroma. Belma is relatively rich in esters which means that Belma has a fruity aroma. The floral fraction consists mainly of β-myrcene. This compound covers about 88% of the floral fraction, and 66% of the total amount of hop oil compounds determined. view less | |
| Boadicea | Barth-Haas Group | Boadicea is a dwarf variety and is the only variety which is resistant to aphids. It was bred as a dual purpose variety with moderate alpha acids and good flavor. This product can be used in organic beers where only limited ranges of hops are available. B...view more Boadicea is a dwarf variety and is the only variety which is resistant to aphids. It was bred as a dual purpose variety with moderate alpha acids and good flavor. This product can be used in organic beers where only limited ranges of hops are available. Boadicea has a mellow citrus flavor with a light flowery aroma and a light lime-like aroma give this variety a pleasant taste. view less | |
| Boadicea | Castle Malting | Boadicea has a mellow citrus flavor with a light flowery aroma that reminds you of fruit blossoms. This variety is best used in combination with a hop of a stronger taste. It originated in the UK and is resistant to aphids. It is available in leaf and T90...view more Boadicea has a mellow citrus flavor with a light flowery aroma that reminds you of fruit blossoms. This variety is best used in combination with a hop of a stronger taste. It originated in the UK and is resistant to aphids. It is available in leaf and T90 hop pellets. view less | |
| Bobek (Styrian Golding B) | Castle Malting | Bobek (Styrian Golding B) has a mild aroma coupled with moderate bitterness. Beer prepared with this variety has very good organoleptical scores for its bitterness, taste and aroma. The yield of α-acids is good when brewing with this variety. Good for ale...view more Bobek (Styrian Golding B) has a mild aroma coupled with moderate bitterness. Beer prepared with this variety has very good organoleptical scores for its bitterness, taste and aroma. The yield of α-acids is good when brewing with this variety. Good for ales, stouts, lagers, pils. view less | |
| Bohemie | Barth-Haas Group | Bohemie is a breeding material with origin in Saaz and Sládek. It was released in 2010. Bohemie is grown in the Czech Republic area. It is an aroma type hop with 30.0-45.0% of total myrcene. The alpha acid level for Bohemie is 5.0-8.0% and beta level is 6...view more Bohemie is a breeding material with origin in Saaz and Sládek. It was released in 2010. Bohemie is grown in the Czech Republic area. It is an aroma type hop with 30.0-45.0% of total myrcene. The alpha acid level for Bohemie is 5.0-8.0% and beta level is 6.0-9.0%. It contains 3.5-4.5% total polyphenols and 1.0-1.5 ml per 100 grams. Bohemie is used in alcoholic beverages. view less | |
| Bor | Barth-Haas Group | Bor, which means pine, was registered as a dual purpose variety in 1994 and was named after the pinewoods which are typical for a certain region in the Czech Republic. It contains 6.0-9.0% alpha acids, and 3.0-5.5% beta acids. Bor has 40.0-55.0% of total ...view more Bor, which means pine, was registered as a dual purpose variety in 1994 and was named after the pinewoods which are typical for a certain region in the Czech Republic. It contains 6.0-9.0% alpha acids, and 3.0-5.5% beta acids. Bor has 40.0-55.0% of total myrcene, 3.0-4.0% total polyphenols and 1.0-2.0 ml per 100 grams total oils. This product is used in alcoholic beverages. view less | |
| Bouclier | Castle Malting | Bouclier is a fruity, citrus, herbal, spicy aroma hop. It is used in Pilsner, Lager, Ales, Belgian style, Saison and Bière de Garde. It has a French origin, made in Alsace. It is available in leaf and T90 hop pellets. | |
| Bouclier T90 Pellets (2012) | Cophoudal | Bouclier T90 Pellets (2012) is a 2005 cross variety between Strisselspalt hops grown in Sessenheim, Alsace; and a male plant grown in Wye, Kent. This product has a combination of French and English aromas: fruit, citrus, herbs, spices and esters, which al...view more Bouclier T90 Pellets (2012) is a 2005 cross variety between Strisselspalt hops grown in Sessenheim, Alsace; and a male plant grown in Wye, Kent. This product has a combination of French and English aromas: fruit, citrus, herbs, spices and esters, which allows it to bring a French touch to English-style beers. view less | |
| Bramling Cross | Barth-Haas Group | Bramling Cross was bred from a crossing by Professor Salmon at Wye, Kent in 1927. The parents were a traditional Golding variety and a male seedling of the Manitoban wild hop. Bramling Cross is a versatile aroma variety characterized by good yield, early ...view more Bramling Cross was bred from a crossing by Professor Salmon at Wye, Kent in 1927. The parents were a traditional Golding variety and a male seedling of the Manitoban wild hop. Bramling Cross is a versatile aroma variety characterized by good yield, early ripening, tolerance to wilt and high resistance to mildew. Bramling Cross is used in alcoholic beverages. view less | |
| Bramling Cross | Castle Malting | Bramling Cross is often used as a general purpose kettle hop for a smallish proportion of the hop grist. However, the variety has also of late been used to provide special fruity, blackcurrant and lemon notes in traditional brews, especially in Christmas ...view more Bramling Cross is often used as a general purpose kettle hop for a smallish proportion of the hop grist. However, the variety has also of late been used to provide special fruity, blackcurrant and lemon notes in traditional brews, especially in Christmas ales. If used as a late hop or dry hop, the effect on the final beer flavor can be very interesting. This is an under-appreciated hop which can give the brewer considerable scope for experiment with specialty or new beers. view less | |
| Bravo | Castle Malting | Bravo has aromatic qualities that range from being described as earthy and herbal to somewhat floral as well as spicy hop. Good in American IPA, Pale Ale. It has a USA origin and is resistant to powdery mildew, moderately resistant to downy mildew. It is ...view more Bravo has aromatic qualities that range from being described as earthy and herbal to somewhat floral as well as spicy hop. Good in American IPA, Pale Ale. It has a USA origin and is resistant to powdery mildew, moderately resistant to downy mildew. It is available in leaf and T90 hop pellets. view less | |
| Brewers Gold | Barth-Haas Group | Brewers Gold is well known all over the world, being planted around the globe on account of its moderate alpha acid content, vigorous growth and high yield. Prof. E. F. Salmon of Wye College in Kent, England, was responsible for breeding the variety Brewe...view more Brewers Gold is well known all over the world, being planted around the globe on account of its moderate alpha acid content, vigorous growth and high yield. Prof. E. F. Salmon of Wye College in Kent, England, was responsible for breeding the variety Brewers Gold. This dual purpose hop grown in the UK contains 4.5-6.5% alpha acids and 40.0-50.0% myrcene. Brewers Gold is used in alcoholic beverages. view less | |
| Brewers Gold | Castle Malting | Brewers Gold is a well-tried and tested bitter hop. It has a high resin content and gives a well-balanced bitterness which is ideally complimented by a late aroma hop in Lager beers. When used in cask conditioned ales, can give some very interesting fruit...view more Brewers Gold is a well-tried and tested bitter hop. It has a high resin content and gives a well-balanced bitterness which is ideally complimented by a late aroma hop in Lager beers. When used in cask conditioned ales, can give some very interesting fruity and spicy characteristics. view less | |
| Brewers Gold Cones (2012) | Cophoudal | Brewers Gold Cones (2012) is an English hop variety that has been produced in Alsace, France. This product has balanced aromas with spicy and fruity notes, and with a black currant dominance. It is often used in experiments with late hopping, and even dry...view more Brewers Gold Cones (2012) is an English hop variety that has been produced in Alsace, France. This product has balanced aromas with spicy and fruity notes, and with a black currant dominance. It is often used in experiments with late hopping, and even dry hopping. view less | |
| Brewers Gold Cones (2013) | Cophoudal | Brewers Gold Cones (2013) is an English hop variety that has been produced in Alsace, France. This product has balanced aromas with spicy and fruity notes, and with a black currant dominance. It is often used in experiments with late hopping, and even dry...view more Brewers Gold Cones (2013) is an English hop variety that has been produced in Alsace, France. This product has balanced aromas with spicy and fruity notes, and with a black currant dominance. It is often used in experiments with late hopping, and even dry hopping. view less | |
| Bullion | Castle Malting | Bullion lends an intense black currant aroma, along with a spicy and pungent bitterness. It is a good bittering hop for stouts and dark ales. Bullion has very poor storage characteristics of its soft resins, so its use declined rapidly in the 1980's. Toda...view more Bullion lends an intense black currant aroma, along with a spicy and pungent bitterness. It is a good bittering hop for stouts and dark ales. Bullion has very poor storage characteristics of its soft resins, so its use declined rapidly in the 1980's. Today only a few breweries use Bullion. It is susceptible to downy mildew but no adverse virus responses. It is available in leaf and T90 hop pellets. view less | |
| Calypso | Castle Malting | Calypso is a dual purpose hop with a pleasantly complex fruity and citrusy aroma, hints of pear, apple, lemon lime brilliance as well as notes of earthy tea. It is used for ales, stouts and barley wines. It is resistant to powdery mildew and very tolerant...view more Calypso is a dual purpose hop with a pleasantly complex fruity and citrusy aroma, hints of pear, apple, lemon lime brilliance as well as notes of earthy tea. It is used for ales, stouts and barley wines. It is resistant to powdery mildew and very tolerant to downy mildew. view less | |
| Cascade | Barth-Haas Group | Cascade was developed in the USDA breeding program in Oregon and released as a US aroma variety in 1972. It is characterized by a dark green elongated cone which contains low amounts of alpha acids. Cascade displays a pleasant citrus and fruity aroma. Thi...view more Cascade was developed in the USDA breeding program in Oregon and released as a US aroma variety in 1972. It is characterized by a dark green elongated cone which contains low amounts of alpha acids. Cascade displays a pleasant citrus and fruity aroma. This product is used in the US craft brewing industry. view less | |
| Cascade | Castle Malting | Cascade is an aroma variety with well-balanced bittering potential. It is the most popular hop within the craft brewing industry. It is good for dry hopping. With a flowery and citrusy aroma, it can have a grapefruit note. Used in American-style ales, esp...view more Cascade is an aroma variety with well-balanced bittering potential. It is the most popular hop within the craft brewing industry. It is good for dry hopping. With a flowery and citrusy aroma, it can have a grapefruit note. Used in American-style ales, especially Pale Ale, IPA, porter, barley wines. It can also be used in Witbier. view less | |
| CASCADE Hop Pellets | Elim Natural Co., Ltd. | CASCADE Hop Pellets are an American aroma hop pellet developed by the Oregon State University brewing science program in 1956. This product appears as a yellow to light green pellet with a full, characteristic aroma of the hops flower, and a piney, citrus...view more CASCADE Hop Pellets are an American aroma hop pellet developed by the Oregon State University brewing science program in 1956. This product appears as a yellow to light green pellet with a full, characteristic aroma of the hops flower, and a piney, citrusy assertive flavor without off-tastes. It can be used to flavor American pale ale-style beers. view less | |
| Cascade NZ | Castle Malting | Cascade NZ displays quite exceptional levels of citrus moving more toward grapefruit characteristics. Works very well when matched up with some of the New Zealand aroma heavyweights such as Motueka or Riwaka. Typically employed in “new world” style pale a...view more Cascade NZ displays quite exceptional levels of citrus moving more toward grapefruit characteristics. Works very well when matched up with some of the New Zealand aroma heavyweights such as Motueka or Riwaka. Typically employed in “new world” style pale ales, creative brewers are also adding late into summer ales where its hallmark refreshing citrus aroma and oils profile give a refreshing summery finish. view less | |
| Centennial | Barth-Haas Group | Centennial, is composed of ¾ Brewers Gold and minor parts of other cultivars, such as Fuggle and East Kent Golding. Sometimes it is also referred to as Super Cascade, but the citrus character that predominates in Cascade is not as noticeable in Centennia...view more Centennial, is composed of ¾ Brewers Gold and minor parts of other cultivars, such as Fuggle and East Kent Golding. Sometimes it is also referred to as Super Cascade, but the citrus character that predominates in Cascade is not as noticeable in Centennial. This product is used in alcoholic beverages. view less | |
| Centennial | Castle Malting | Centennial is a very balanced hop, sometimes called a super Cascade. Good in all U.S. ale styles, it has been used with U.S. wheat beers. It has an aroma with flowers and citrus most evident. A medium aroma with mid to high bittering value makes it a dual...view more Centennial is a very balanced hop, sometimes called a super Cascade. Good in all U.S. ale styles, it has been used with U.S. wheat beers. It has an aroma with flowers and citrus most evident. A medium aroma with mid to high bittering value makes it a dual purpose choice. view less | |
| Challenger | Castle Malting | Challenger is an excellent all round hop with good alpha and aroma properties. As the main copper hop, it provides a refreshing, full bodied, rounded bitterness, which makes an excellent platform for a late hop. As the late addition, it can give a very cr...view more Challenger is an excellent all round hop with good alpha and aroma properties. As the main copper hop, it provides a refreshing, full bodied, rounded bitterness, which makes an excellent platform for a late hop. As the late addition, it can give a very crisp, fruity character which has proved very popular in many beers. view less | |
| Challenger (Organic) | Castle Malting | Challenger (Organic) is an excellent all round hop with good alpha and aroma properties. As the main copper hop, it provides a refreshing, full bodied, rounded bitterness, which makes an excellent platform for a late hop. As the late addition, it can give...view more Challenger (Organic) is an excellent all round hop with good alpha and aroma properties. As the main copper hop, it provides a refreshing, full bodied, rounded bitterness, which makes an excellent platform for a late hop. As the late addition, it can give a very crisp, fruity character which has proved very popular in many beers. view less | |
| Chelan | Barth-Haas Group | Chelan, named after the American town in the foothills of the Cascades, is a high alpha variety with a particularly high beta-acid content. Developed as part of the breeding programme conducted by John I.Haas, Inc., this is a medium-maturing variety with ...view more Chelan, named after the American town in the foothills of the Cascades, is a high alpha variety with a particularly high beta-acid content. Developed as part of the breeding programme conducted by John I.Haas, Inc., this is a medium-maturing variety with excellent storage stability. Chelan has been on the market since 1994 and is a daughter of the cultivar Galena. view less | |
| Chinook | Barth-Haas Group | Chinook takes its name from a Native American tribe indigenous to the region around Washington. It was developed in Washington State within the framework of the USDA breeding programme and was released as a high alpha variety in 1985. The female parent of...view more Chinook takes its name from a Native American tribe indigenous to the region around Washington. It was developed in Washington State within the framework of the USDA breeding programme and was released as a high alpha variety in 1985. The female parent of this variety is the English Golding. Chinook is characterised by strong growth in all growing regions and produces its highest yields in the Yakima region. Chinook is used to provide an aroma and flavor in ales. view less | |
| Chinook | Castle Malting | Chinook is a high alpha acid hop with a very unusual aroma profile. Chinook has a very strong grapefruit character in both the rub of the hop and in the beer. Ideal for one-off and seasonal specials. | |
| Citra® | Barth-Haas Group | Citra® is an aroma hop variety with a promising future. Developed by the Hop Breeding Company LLC and released in 2008, it has unique and captivating flavor characteristics. As its name suggests, Citra’s flavor profile contains citrus fruits, such as lime...view more Citra® is an aroma hop variety with a promising future. Developed by the Hop Breeding Company LLC and released in 2008, it has unique and captivating flavor characteristics. As its name suggests, Citra’s flavor profile contains citrus fruits, such as lime and grapefruit. It is used to provide an aroma to alcoholic beverages. This hop variety originated from a cross between Hallertauer Mittelfrueh and a father derived from U.S. Tettnang. view less | |
| Citra | Castle Malting | Citra is a special aroma hop variety with fairly high alpha acids and total oil contents with a low percentage of cohumulone content. The variety imparts interesting citrus and tropical fruit characters to beer. It is used in IPAs, strong American and Bel...view more Citra is a special aroma hop variety with fairly high alpha acids and total oil contents with a low percentage of cohumulone content. The variety imparts interesting citrus and tropical fruit characters to beer. It is used in IPAs, strong American and Belgian Ales. view less | |
| Cluster | Barth-Haas Group | Cluster is the oldest hop variety grown in the USA. The choice of name may be connected with the way in which the fruits are arranged in clusters. The origin of the rootstock, however, is unknown. Until the end of the 1970s, Cluster was one of the few var...view more Cluster is the oldest hop variety grown in the USA. The choice of name may be connected with the way in which the fruits are arranged in clusters. The origin of the rootstock, however, is unknown. Until the end of the 1970s, Cluster was one of the few varieties grown in the USA and accounted for most of the hop acreage there. view less | |
| Cluster | Castle Malting | Cluster is an excellent general purpose hop with medium and well balanced bittering potential and a very deep fruity aroma. It gives great depth of character with a strong hop/fruit aroma, also it is very susceptible to downy mildew but not seriously affe...view more Cluster is an excellent general purpose hop with medium and well balanced bittering potential and a very deep fruity aroma. It gives great depth of character with a strong hop/fruit aroma, also it is very susceptible to downy mildew but not seriously affected by Prunus necrotic ring-spot virus. view less | |
| CLUSTER Hop Pellets | Elim Natural Co., Ltd. | CLUSTER Hop Pellets are used as a bittering hop that is derived from the hops flower. This product appears as a yellow to light-green pellet with a full, characteristic aroma of hops without foreign flavors, and an extremely clean, neutral bitterness. It ...view more CLUSTER Hop Pellets are used as a bittering hop that is derived from the hops flower. This product appears as a yellow to light-green pellet with a full, characteristic aroma of hops without foreign flavors, and an extremely clean, neutral bitterness. It can be used in the production of any style of beer. view less | |
| CO2 Hop Extract | Barth-Haas Group | CO2 Hop Extract have been prepared from hops or hop pellets using carbon dioxide and contain the α-acids, β-acids and essential oils of hops. Depending on the extraction conditions and the hop variety, the color of the extract can vary from yellow to dark...view more CO2 Hop Extract have been prepared from hops or hop pellets using carbon dioxide and contain the α-acids, β-acids and essential oils of hops. Depending on the extraction conditions and the hop variety, the color of the extract can vary from yellow to dark green. This product is a semi-fluid paste at room temperature. CO2 Hop Extract offers the brewer a concentrated hop product that can provide added efficiency and flexibility in the brew house. CO2 Hop Extract retains the aroma and the bittering potential of the hops from which it is made. view less | |
| Columbus | Barth-Haas Group | Columbus, Besides Tomahawk and Zeus, is currently one of the most important high alpha varieties. All three have Nugget as the female parent and are therefore half sisters. An outstanding feature of these cultivars is their piquant aroma used in alcoholic...view more Columbus, Besides Tomahawk and Zeus, is currently one of the most important high alpha varieties. All three have Nugget as the female parent and are therefore half sisters. An outstanding feature of these cultivars is their piquant aroma used in alcoholic beverages. view less | |
| COLUMBUS Hop Pellets | Elim Natural Co., Ltd. | COLUMBUS Hop Pellets are derived from the centennial hop. This product appears as a yellow to light green pellet with a full, characteristic aroma of hop flowers, with low cohumulones that give a clean but long-lasting bitterness to beer. It can be used i...view more COLUMBUS Hop Pellets are derived from the centennial hop. This product appears as a yellow to light green pellet with a full, characteristic aroma of hop flowers, with low cohumulones that give a clean but long-lasting bitterness to beer. It can be used in the production of beer. view less | |
| Columbus (Tomahawk) | Castle Malting | Columbus (Tomahawk) is generally used for main copper hop in the form of extracts and pellets because of the exceedingly high alpha. It has shown to be very aromatic as late hops in cask ales. Used in US IPA, US Pale Ale, Stout, Barley Wine, Lager and Hig...view more Columbus (Tomahawk) is generally used for main copper hop in the form of extracts and pellets because of the exceedingly high alpha. It has shown to be very aromatic as late hops in cask ales. Used in US IPA, US Pale Ale, Stout, Barley Wine, Lager and High yielding and high alpha with generally good resistance to all pests and disease although showing signs of susceptibility to powdery mildew. view less | |
| Comet | Barth-Haas Group | Comet was bred as a high alpha variety for the states of Washington and was already released in 1961 in Corvallis, Oregon. The acreage was expanded to 635 acres in 1980 (1% of US production), but declined after 1981 following the release of super alpha ho...view more Comet was bred as a high alpha variety for the states of Washington and was already released in 1961 in Corvallis, Oregon. The acreage was expanded to 635 acres in 1980 (1% of US production), but declined after 1981 following the release of super alpha hops. Nowadays this hop, which stands out due to its very large cones and its aroma of elderflowers, is only grown by one hop grower in the Hallertau. view less | |
| Crystal | Barth-Haas Group | Crystal is very popular in US craft brewing as it displays similar characteristics to Hallertau Mittelfrüh. Tetraploid variety developed from the German aroma hop variety Hallertauer Mittelfrüh with primary contributions from Cascade, Brewer’s Gold and E...view more Crystal is very popular in US craft brewing as it displays similar characteristics to Hallertau Mittelfrüh. Tetraploid variety developed from the German aroma hop variety Hallertauer Mittelfrüh with primary contributions from Cascade, Brewer’s Gold and Early Green. Released in 1993 view less | |
| Crystal | Castle Malting | Crystal is very popular in the craft-brewing industry. Viewed as the most pungent of the new triploid Hallertau family of hops. Used in IPA, strong American and Belgian Ales. It is a fairly strong growing hop that is somewhat susceptible to downy mildew. | |
| CTZ | Barth-Haas Group | CTZ (Columbus, Tomahawk and Zeus) is the most widely grown variety combination in the USA. All three varieties are genetically so similar that they are virtually indistinguishable. The outstanding feature of these cultivars is their piquant aroma. | |
| Delta | Castle Malting | Delta hops yield an unrestrained earthy/floral aroma and taste. Delta has a mild and pleasant aroma that is slightly spicy with a hint of citrus and contributes to a very drinkable IPA. It shows good tolerance to downy mildew and is resistant to strains o...view more Delta hops yield an unrestrained earthy/floral aroma and taste. Delta has a mild and pleasant aroma that is slightly spicy with a hint of citrus and contributes to a very drinkable IPA. It shows good tolerance to downy mildew and is resistant to strains of powdery mildew. view less | |
| Dr Rudi | Castle Malting | Dr Rudi is a very versatile hop in the brew house where it can be used to deliver a very crisp bitter edge on the back palate as well as excellent aroma qualities. Like most New Zealand varieties, the exceptional oil profile sets it apart as a hop with ma...view more Dr Rudi is a very versatile hop in the brew house where it can be used to deliver a very crisp bitter edge on the back palate as well as excellent aroma qualities. Like most New Zealand varieties, the exceptional oil profile sets it apart as a hop with many applications. It is used in Lagers and Ales where its slight resinous character builds to develop an excellent bitterness. Also it mixes well with aroma varieties to create first rate new-world and classic beer styles. Dr Rudi hop is produced in the disease free environment of New Zealand, and has yet to be marked with susceptibility for any particular disease and fungus. view less | |
| East Kent Golding | Barth-Haas Group | East Kent Golding is a well-known representative of the famous traditional English aroma-type hops and was developed from wild Canterbury Whitebine variety and released 1790. East Kent Golding is known for the rather subtle expression of its flavor charac...view more East Kent Golding is a well-known representative of the famous traditional English aroma-type hops and was developed from wild Canterbury Whitebine variety and released 1790. East Kent Golding is known for the rather subtle expression of its flavor characteristics. view less | |
| East Kent Goldings | Castle Malting | East Kent Goldings is gentle, fragrant, and pleasant. Recognized as having the most typical English aroma with the best flavor historically coming from East Kent. This hop is in demand for copper-hopping and dry hopping of traditional ales. Goldings are a...view more East Kent Goldings is gentle, fragrant, and pleasant. Recognized as having the most typical English aroma with the best flavor historically coming from East Kent. This hop is in demand for copper-hopping and dry hopping of traditional ales. Goldings are also found to be useful for late hopping lagers, when a delicate aroma is required. Used in all the English style Ales, Belgian-Style Ales, Stouts, Porters, most Lagers. This hop is sensitive to downy mildew and is unique in its high level of sensitivity to Hop Mosaic Virus view less | |
| Ekstra Styrian Dana | HMEZAD exim d.d. Žalec | Ekstra Styrian Dana is a dual purpose brewing agent for bitterness and aroma. This Slovenian grown hops is researched at the institute of Hop Research and has shown to have good yields that are stable. It contains a very intense hops aroma and bitterness. | |
| El Dorado | Castle Malting | El Dorado, a high alpha dual purpose hop variety, consistently elicits responses of fruity notes, specifically of tropical fruit flavors. Other fruit notes offered have been pear, cherry, watermelon candy and stone fruit. It is usually used for Imperial I...view more El Dorado, a high alpha dual purpose hop variety, consistently elicits responses of fruity notes, specifically of tropical fruit flavors. Other fruit notes offered have been pear, cherry, watermelon candy and stone fruit. It is usually used for Imperial IPA. The variety is moderately tolerant to powdery mildew, Spaerotheca. view less | |
| Ella | Barth-Haas Group | Ella is a new aroma variety with strong growth characteristics. It produces medium-large cones that ripen medium to late and maturing and provide high crop yield. Ella is a new hop cultivar with the ability to contribute a range of pleasant hop derived fl...view more Ella is a new aroma variety with strong growth characteristics. It produces medium-large cones that ripen medium to late and maturing and provide high crop yield. Ella is a new hop cultivar with the ability to contribute a range of pleasant hop derived flavors to beer, which are unique combination of floral notes and subtle hints of star anise (a gentle spiciness). view less | |
| Endeavour | Barth-Haas Group | Endeavour is a new bred dwarf variety from a cross made in 2002. This variety imparts unique English flavor notes – like citrus, spicy and red fruits – to the beer. This hop is grown in the UK. It is an aroma type hop that contains 7.5-10.6% alpha acids a...view more Endeavour is a new bred dwarf variety from a cross made in 2002. This variety imparts unique English flavor notes – like citrus, spicy and red fruits – to the beer. This hop is grown in the UK. It is an aroma type hop that contains 7.5-10.6% alpha acids and 1.2-1.8 ml per 100 grams of total oils. view less | |
| Endeavour | Castle Malting | Endeavour is a new wonderfully citrusy hedgerow hop. It has good storage stability. Complex blackcurrant, loganberry and spice notes best describe Endeavour’s aroma, with a wonderful grapefruit and lime flavor. It is gentler than Cascade. Well-rounded and...view more Endeavour is a new wonderfully citrusy hedgerow hop. It has good storage stability. Complex blackcurrant, loganberry and spice notes best describe Endeavour’s aroma, with a wonderful grapefruit and lime flavor. It is gentler than Cascade. Well-rounded and fruity is a good description of its bittering characteristics. It is wilt tolerant and appears to be tolerant to powdery and downy mildews. view less | |
| Enriched Hop Pellets (Type 45 Pellets) | Barth-Haas Group | Enriched Hop Pellets (Type 45 Pellets) are a hop product added to the kettle to provide bitterness and a hop character that is indistinguishable from that achieved using raw hops. With Enriched Hop Pellets, the hop bitter acids and hop oils are concentrat...view more Enriched Hop Pellets (Type 45 Pellets) are a hop product added to the kettle to provide bitterness and a hop character that is indistinguishable from that achieved using raw hops. With Enriched Hop Pellets, the hop bitter acids and hop oils are concentrated by the mechanical enrichment of lupulin. They provide improved homogeneity, better storage stability and reduced storage/transport costs compared to raw hops. Enriched Hop Pellets produce a beer flavor which is not distinguishable from that produced from leaf hops. view less | |
| Extra Styrian Dana | Barth-Haas Group | Extra Styrian Dana offers an intense hoppy aroma and a robust bitterness, and is bred as a dual purpose (bitter and aroma) hop. This hop is grown in Slovenia and it's lineage is from the Daughter of Hallertau Magnum. It contains 12.5-18.8% alpha acids and...view more Extra Styrian Dana offers an intense hoppy aroma and a robust bitterness, and is bred as a dual purpose (bitter and aroma) hop. This hop is grown in Slovenia and it's lineage is from the Daughter of Hallertau Magnum. It contains 12.5-18.8% alpha acids and 4.2-6.0% beta acids. The myrcene level of Extra Styrian Dana is 42.0-60.0% and 2.4-3.9 ml per 100 grams total oils. view less | |
| Extra Styrian Dana | Castle Malting | Extra Styrian Dana is a dual purpose (bittering and aroma) hops variety. The cultivar offers a good brewing value and a pleasant and intense hop aroma, providing a harmonic bitterness. It is very suitable for extraction and for combination with other vari...view more Extra Styrian Dana is a dual purpose (bittering and aroma) hops variety. The cultivar offers a good brewing value and a pleasant and intense hop aroma, providing a harmonic bitterness. It is very suitable for extraction and for combination with other varieties in the brewing process. view less | |
| First Gold | Barth-Haas Group | First Gold is derived from the Whitbread Golding variety and is one of the traditional varieties used for brewing English ales. It develops a well-balanced bitterness and a fruity, yet slightly spicy flavor note in the beer. | |
| First Gold | Castle Malting | First Gold is very suitable both as a general kettle hop and also for late and dry hopping in all types of beer. First Gold has good aroma and bittering qualities, much of the flavor of WGV seems to have been retained but with an added extra citrus qualit...view more First Gold is very suitable both as a general kettle hop and also for late and dry hopping in all types of beer. First Gold has good aroma and bittering qualities, much of the flavor of WGV seems to have been retained but with an added extra citrus quality; produces a well-balanced bitterness and a fruity, slightly spicy note in ales. An orangey quality has been observed in many beers brewed using this variety. view less | |
| Fuggle Cones (2013) | Cophoudal | Fuggle Cones (2013) is an English variety that was recently introduced in France. This product is a popular variety that is often used in late or dry hopping. Its aroma is both floral and spicy. | |
| Fuggle UK | Castle Malting | Fuggle UK is a hop long associated with typical English Ale brewing. It has a typical English flavor, frequently blended with Goldings to improve "drinkability" of the beer, and adding roundness and fullness to the palate. This robust hop contributes all ...view more Fuggle UK is a hop long associated with typical English Ale brewing. It has a typical English flavor, frequently blended with Goldings to improve "drinkability" of the beer, and adding roundness and fullness to the palate. This robust hop contributes all the essential characteristics of flavor, aroma and balanced bitterness to ales, particularly as its relatively low alpha acid content requires a high hopping rate to achieve desired bitterness levels. Sometimes used as a distinctive dry hop. It is typically used in English style Ales, ESB, Bitter, Lager, and Lambic. view less | |
| Fuggles | Barth-Haas Group | Fuggles is named after a Kent grower who introduced Fuggles in 1875. It has been revered ever since as the classic aroma hop for British Bitters and Pale Ales, often used in combination with Goldings. Fuggle has typical English flavor, frequently blended ...view more Fuggles is named after a Kent grower who introduced Fuggles in 1875. It has been revered ever since as the classic aroma hop for British Bitters and Pale Ales, often used in combination with Goldings. Fuggle has typical English flavor, frequently blended with Goldings to improve the drinkability of the beer, and adding roundness and fullness to the palate. view less | |
| Galaxy | Barth-Haas Group | Galaxy can not only be referred to as a bitter hop, but also an aroma hop. Galaxy is grown in Victoria and Tasmania. It contributes prominent citrus, passion fruit and peach aromas when it is added late into the kettle or used for dry hopping. | |
| Galaxy | Castle Malting | Galaxy is one of the most exciting new hop cultivars developed to date. When used as a late addition for flavor or aroma it contributes a distinctive clean citrus and passion fruit character which is more striking and intense the later the addition. Devel...view more Galaxy is one of the most exciting new hop cultivars developed to date. When used as a late addition for flavor or aroma it contributes a distinctive clean citrus and passion fruit character which is more striking and intense the later the addition. Developed and grown exclusively in Australia, Galaxy is late maturing seedless cultivar with a striking flavor characteristic which can contribute artfully to many different beer styles. It is found in beer styles such as American pale, amber, and IPA. view less | |
| Galena | Barth-Haas Group | Galena was developed within the framework of the state of Idaho’s hop breeding programme and was released as a variety in 1978. Galena is the ancient Roman term for the mineral galenite, which is present in Oregon‘s soil. The female parent variety is Brew...view more Galena was developed within the framework of the state of Idaho’s hop breeding programme and was released as a variety in 1978. Galena is the ancient Roman term for the mineral galenite, which is present in Oregon‘s soil. The female parent variety is Brewers Gold. The outstanding features of Galena, the mildest of the high alpha varieties, are its relatively high beta content and its storage stability, which is almost as good as that of Cluster. view less | |
| Galena | Castle Malting | Galena is generally perceived as an excellent high alpha hop with balanced bittering potential. The very strong tomcat / blackcurrant aroma characteristics are similar to that of the old Bullion variety which for many years was used in Guinness. A very st...view more Galena is generally perceived as an excellent high alpha hop with balanced bittering potential. The very strong tomcat / blackcurrant aroma characteristics are similar to that of the old Bullion variety which for many years was used in Guinness. A very strong fruity character can be achieved with this variety. view less | |
| Glacier | Barth-Haas Group | Glacier is a daughter of Strisselspalter and was released by the USDA breeding programme. This variety was put on the market in 2000 by Washington State University due to its low cohumulone content. It is a dual purpose type of hop. It contains approximat...view more Glacier is a daughter of Strisselspalter and was released by the USDA breeding programme. This variety was put on the market in 2000 by Washington State University due to its low cohumulone content. It is a dual purpose type of hop. It contains approximately 5.5% alpha acids and approximately 8.2% beta acids. The myrcene level for these hops is 33.0-62.0% of total and 0.7-1.6 ml per 100 grams of total oils. view less | |
| Glacier | Castle Malting | Glacier is an excellent new variety of hop with a balanced bittering properties combined with a good aroma profile. It is used in Pale Ale, ESB, Bitter, English-Style Pale Ale, Porter and Stout. It originated in the USA and is susceptible to powdery and d...view more Glacier is an excellent new variety of hop with a balanced bittering properties combined with a good aroma profile. It is used in Pale Ale, ESB, Bitter, English-Style Pale Ale, Porter and Stout. It originated in the USA and is susceptible to powdery and downy mildew. view less | |
| Goldings | Castle Malting | Goldings are considered to have the best typically English flavor; much in demand for kettle hopping, late hopping and dry hopping. Used in all English-style beers, especially all Bitters and Pale Ale, Belgian-Style Ales, Barley Wine. It is sensitive to w...view more Goldings are considered to have the best typically English flavor; much in demand for kettle hopping, late hopping and dry hopping. Used in all English-style beers, especially all Bitters and Pale Ale, Belgian-Style Ales, Barley Wine. It is sensitive to wilt and susceptible to both powdery and downy mildew. view less | |
| Green Bullet | Castle Malting | Green Bullet gives a Styrian style of flavor to the beer - a pine/lemon crispness and an excellent aroma. This hop is used in Lager, Bitter, and Irish-Style Dry Stout. It is available in leaf and pellet form and originated in New Zealand. This crop has no...view more Green Bullet gives a Styrian style of flavor to the beer - a pine/lemon crispness and an excellent aroma. This hop is used in Lager, Bitter, and Irish-Style Dry Stout. It is available in leaf and pellet form and originated in New Zealand. This crop has no real disease problems (New Zealand is hop disease free). view less | |
| Hallertau Blanc | Barth-Haas Group | Hallertau Blanc is a daughter of the cultivar Cascade with a fruity-floral white wine bouquet. The aroma variety was bred in Huell at the request of the beer industry in light of its demand for bold tastes and new aromas. It was introduced to the market i...view more Hallertau Blanc is a daughter of the cultivar Cascade with a fruity-floral white wine bouquet. The aroma variety was bred in Huell at the request of the beer industry in light of its demand for bold tastes and new aromas. It was introduced to the market in 2012. view less | |
| Hallertauer Hersbrucker | Castle Malting | Hallertauer Hersbrucker is a very good aroma hop with a mild aroma and a low co-humulone content. It is used in Lager, Pilsner, Bock, Weizen Bock, Wheat, Belgian-Style Ales, Kölsch and Munich Helles. It has German origin and is a traditional German landra...view more Hallertauer Hersbrucker is a very good aroma hop with a mild aroma and a low co-humulone content. It is used in Lager, Pilsner, Bock, Weizen Bock, Wheat, Belgian-Style Ales, Kölsch and Munich Helles. It has German origin and is a traditional German landrace variety selected in the Hersbruck area. It is grown widely not only in the Hallertau but also in Spalt and Hersbruck areas. It has fair to good resistance to German strains of Verticillium wilt, it has no resistance to downy mildew. view less | |
| Hallertauer Magnum | Barth-Haas Group | The Magnum hop’s name is well-suited to its unusually large and heavy cones. This high alpha cultivar from Huell Hop Research Center produces good yields and features high resistance to diseases. | |
| Hallertauer Mittelfrüh | Barth-Haas Group | Hallertauer Mittelfrüh is the original regional variety of Hallertau and, with its delicate aroma and average bitter content, is still very popular today. This hop variety almost disappeared due to its high susceptibility to vertillicum wilt. Thanks to a ...view more Hallertauer Mittelfrüh is the original regional variety of Hallertau and, with its delicate aroma and average bitter content, is still very popular today. This hop variety almost disappeared due to its high susceptibility to vertillicum wilt. Thanks to a resurgence in demand and newly available virus-free plants, however, the cultivar is currently making a comeback. view less | |
| Hallertauer Mittelfruh | Castle Malting | Hallertauer Mittelfruh is part the old traditional Hallertauer family of hops and is a very fine aroma hop. It is used in all traditional German beers. It is known for its mildly spicy aroma and character, with a traditional European aroma and a pleasant ...view more Hallertauer Mittelfruh is part the old traditional Hallertauer family of hops and is a very fine aroma hop. It is used in all traditional German beers. It is known for its mildly spicy aroma and character, with a traditional European aroma and a pleasant herbal, grassy and floral aroma associated with Noble hops. This hop has very low resistance to wilt and average resistance to peronospora and to mildew. view less | |
| Hallertauer Taurus | Barth-Haas Group | Hallertauer Taurus is a Huell bred high alpha variety with a very high alpha content and noble, aromatic bitter quality. It has small and very compact cones which allow for clean, mechanical picking and easy drying. | |
| Hallertauer Tradition | Barth-Haas Group | Hallertauer Tradition is a daughter of Mittelfrüh and was bred in Huell. This variety is noted for its fine aroma and bitterness. Tradition is characterised even in poor years by good steady yields and is particularly resistant to wilt and downy mildew. I...view more Hallertauer Tradition is a daughter of Mittelfrüh and was bred in Huell. This variety is noted for its fine aroma and bitterness. Tradition is characterised even in poor years by good steady yields and is particularly resistant to wilt and downy mildew. It is comparable to Hallertauer Mittelfrüh and is distinguished by its good yields. view less | |
| Harmonie | Barth-Haas Group | Harmonie has 60% Saaz in its origin and is named after the harmonious breakdown of hop resins. It is an aroma type hop grown in the Czech Republic. Harmonie contains 5.0-8.0% alpha and beta acids and 2.7-3.5% total polyphenols. It's myrcene level is 30.0-...view more Harmonie has 60% Saaz in its origin and is named after the harmonious breakdown of hop resins. It is an aroma type hop grown in the Czech Republic. Harmonie contains 5.0-8.0% alpha and beta acids and 2.7-3.5% total polyphenols. It's myrcene level is 30.0-40.0% of total and 0.9-1.4 ml per 100g total oils. view less | |
| Herkules | Barth-Haas Group | Herkules, which was bred at the Huell Hop Research Center is aptly named after the mighty Greek hero Hercules. In the Greek saga, Hercules completes tasks that were considered quite impossible. Similarly, this high alpha variety, with its extremely high y...view more Herkules, which was bred at the Huell Hop Research Center is aptly named after the mighty Greek hero Hercules. In the Greek saga, Hercules completes tasks that were considered quite impossible. Similarly, this high alpha variety, with its extremely high yields and strong bitterness, has to meet a series of high demands from growers and brewers alike. Its acreage in Germany is growing fast. view less | |
| Herkules | Castle Malting | Herkules has a very high bitter value and a powerful spicy aroma. This hop has excellent brewing quality combined with very good storage stability. It originated in Germany and has good resistance to wilt; medium resistance to downy mildew and good resist...view more Herkules has a very high bitter value and a powerful spicy aroma. This hop has excellent brewing quality combined with very good storage stability. It originated in Germany and has good resistance to wilt; medium resistance to downy mildew and good resistance to powdery mildew. view less | |
| Hersbrucker Spaet | Barth-Haas Group | Hersbrucker Spaet, a traditional variety from the growing region of the same name, has strong growth characteristics and a particularly robust nature. It is largely resistant to diseases. It is an aroma type hop grown in Germany and has a land variety lin...view more Hersbrucker Spaet, a traditional variety from the growing region of the same name, has strong growth characteristics and a particularly robust nature. It is largely resistant to diseases. It is an aroma type hop grown in Germany and has a land variety lineage. Hersbrucker contains 1.5-4.0% alpha acids and 2.5-6.0% beta acids. The myrcene level of this product is 15-30.0% of total and Hersbrucker contains 5.0-6.0% total oils. view less | |
| Hop Pellets Type 45 | HMEZAD exim d.d. Žalec | Hop Pellets Type 45 are concentrated pellets that achieve the same stability characteristics of regular pellets when compared to baled hops. Concentrated Hop Pellet processing and packaging is similar to regular hop pellets except the hop powder is mechan...view more Hop Pellets Type 45 are concentrated pellets that achieve the same stability characteristics of regular pellets when compared to baled hops. Concentrated Hop Pellet processing and packaging is similar to regular hop pellets except the hop powder is mechanically separated during processing to form a concentrated powder. This concentrated powder is pelleted and in result is a considerably increased real brewing value and retains the flavorful impact of the entire hops cone. view less | |
| Hop Pellets (Type 90 Pellets) | Barth-Haas Group | Hop Pellets (Type 90 Pellets) are a hop product added to the kettle to provide bitterness and a hop character that is indistinguishable from that achieved using raw hops. This product is a dark-green to olive-green solid, which normally breaks up into a p...view more Hop Pellets (Type 90 Pellets) are a hop product added to the kettle to provide bitterness and a hop character that is indistinguishable from that achieved using raw hops. This product is a dark-green to olive-green solid, which normally breaks up into a powder. They can also be used post-fermentation for dry hopping. Pellets provide improved homogeneity, better storage stability and reduced storage/transport costs compared to raw hops. They produce a beer flavor which is not distinguishable from that produced from leaf hops. view less | |
| Hopsteiner® Cone Hops | Hopsteiner | Hopsteiner® Cone Hops are green, kiln-dried, natural hop cones. Their brewing value lies primarily in their content of oils, resins, and polyphenols. They have limited stability, and cold storage is recommended. Average utilization is around 25-28%. This ...view more Hopsteiner® Cone Hops are green, kiln-dried, natural hop cones. Their brewing value lies primarily in their content of oils, resins, and polyphenols. They have limited stability, and cold storage is recommended. Average utilization is around 25-28%. This product is commonly used to add bitterness and aroma to a wide variety of beers. view less | |
| Hopsteiner® Golden Hops | Hopsteiner | Hopsteiner® Golden Hops is a dark brown, solid paste obtained from bitter hop extract. It contains essential hop oils, fats, and waxes, as well as rho-iso-alpha acids. This product is commonly used to add smooth, light stable bitterness and hop aroma to a...view more Hopsteiner® Golden Hops is a dark brown, solid paste obtained from bitter hop extract. It contains essential hop oils, fats, and waxes, as well as rho-iso-alpha acids. This product is commonly used to add smooth, light stable bitterness and hop aroma to a wide variety of beers. view less |
