| Flavouring / Aroma Hops |
Cascade
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(6.3% AA) - Very Popular hop. Aroma and bittering
for Pale Ales. Cascade is the great aroma hop for all American-style
ales, known for its grapefruit, citrus flavors and aromas. If
you visit any brew pub and order any Pale Ale you are probably
tasting Cascade hops. Occasionally used for bittering as well. |
Czech Saaz
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(3.2% AA) The first choice for Czech-style Pilsner and
light Lagers. In general, you cannot go wrong finishing most
any lager with this superior hop. We also use it in some Belgian
Ales and even in Light Ales. Even though it has a low alpha-acid
content you will find many traditional recipes using this hop
for both bittering and for flavor/aroma additions |
Fuggles
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(4.2% AA) More earthy version of K. Goldings, but with a more noticeable
aroma. When you’re making ales and don't want the softness
of Kent Goldings, Fuggles is a fine choice. |
East Kent Golding
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(6% AA) Universally the first choice for an aroma hop in
English Ales. Very mild with pleasant, flowery overtones. Most
hops stand out against the malt. This unusual hop actually blends
in and complements the malt flavors. You truly cannot add too
much at the end of a boil as an aroma/flavor hop. Often referred
to as Kent Goldings, British Kent Goldings, BKG, or East Kent
Goldings. - OUT OF STOCK |
Hallertauer
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(5.9% AA) Traditionally used in German-style Lagers. Hallertauer
has a mild, pleasant, slightly-spicy flavor and aroma that is
typical of most German hops. You can use this reliable hop in
any recipe calling for Hallertauer or Hallertauer Hersbucker. |
Perle
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(8.2% AA), Sweet & Spicy. Moderate bittering & aroma. Used in most Lager. Similar to Northern Brewer. |
Tettnanger
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(4.8%AA) Provides a traditional, German spiciness that’s
perfect for German Lagers and Wheat beers. Blends well with
Mt. Hood, Liberty, Hallertauer and Santiam, and Willamette. |
US Sterling
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(6% AA) A cross between Saaz & Hallertauer with properties of both. Fine aroma. |
Willamette
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(4-6% AA) Discover this mild, pleasant, slighty-spicy ale
hop found between the flavor of British hops and U.S. Northwestern
hops. A great hop for any level personal brewer. Great for use
in American Ales when you don’t want the Citrus notes
of Cascade. All works well when blending different hops together. Substitute : Fuggles. |
| Bittering Hops |
| Amarillo
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(9.2% AA) Very citrusy & floral. Bittering with citrus jack fruit flavor. Popular in American Pale Ale & barley wine. |
Super Alpha
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(10 -12% AA) Versatile hop from New Zealand. Deliver a very crisp bitter edge on the back palate as well as excellent aroma qualities. Note of fresh grassiness with aroma of pine needles and lemongrass. |
Northern Brewer
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(8-10% AA) Traditional German bittering hop with
a minty aroma. It is the only hop in Anchor Steam® beer,
where it is used for both bittering and flavor/aroma. We use
Northern Brewer as the bittering hop in some of our ingredient
kits. 1oz per 5 gallon batch provides a nice, medium-level bitterness. OUT OF STOCK - Substitute with Perle |
