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Exceptional quality hop with an orange-citrus flavour. Use sparingly for flavouring in your homebrew as the orange flavour can dominate. Superb for late/dry hopping. |
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Due to the somewhat abnormal levels of some of the essential oils, Cascade has an aroma which is all its own. It is very popular among the new breed of American microbrewers and the Cascade 'nose' is immediately evident in their beers. This variety is now being introduced into some English micro brewed beers with good effect. Alpha Acid Alpha Acid 5.0 - 7.0% subject to seasonal variation. Vacuum sealed to ensure the hops are as fresh as possible |
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Often described as Super Cascades this variety will give Pale Ales and IPA’s that characteristic powerful hop flavour and aroma found in the very best American ales. |
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General purpose hop. Ideal for bittering or aroma. Originally developed as a Goldings replacement, Challenger is a very versatile variety. Many brewers have found that excellent beers can be brewed from Challenger alone. It has fine bittering properties and a respectable aroma. More commonly, though, it is combined with a dedicated aroma variety. Challenger is gradually commanding less and less acreage these days as it gives way to more disease... |
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A cross between Petham Golding, daughter of the English Goldings, and an USDA select male. Released in 1985. It has become popular as a bittering hop and is sometimes used in mid kettle additions. The alpha acids content is high while the beta acids content is low compared to other high alpha acids varieties. It’s aroma strength is mild to medium-heavy, spicy, distinct piney aroma. Great for IPAs and Imperials. Alpha Acid: 12-14% |
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The Columbus hop is a relatively new variety that is becoming increasingly popular. Also known as Tomahawk, it is a bettering hop. It has been considered similar to Zeus. It is plentiful in Lupulin, making it an exceptional bettering hop with a very good flavour. Although it is mainly bred for its high alpha, it is also popular for it's oil profile, making it’s aroma pleasantly pungent. A good hop for IPA's, Pale Ales, Stouts, Imperials, and... |
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This year we are fortunate to be able to offer East Kent Goldings to the trade. Use these for your best Pale Ales and Bitters. Alpha Acid 4.0-7.0% subject to seasonal variation. Vacuum sealed to ensure the hops are as fresh as possible. |
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Aroma hop. Coarser in flavour than Goldings. Fuggles are used extensively in Bitters and Pale Ales but are unsurpassed for flavouring the darker British styles. Alpha Acid 3.5 - 5.5% subject to seasonal variation. Vacuum sealed to ensure the hops are as fresh as possible. |
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Galaxy is a new and exciting hop out of Australia. It contributes a distinctive clean citrus and passion fruit character when used as a late addition. Galaxy hops have a very distinct aroma which will work great in an IPA. Late additions and dry hopping with Galaxy hops is highly recommended. |
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Galena is now by far the widest grown hop in America . It is a heavy cropper and has good resistance to disease. Brewing tests have revealed a Bullion-like flavour and Galena can be used as a replacement for this variety, which is now almost extinct. |
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Grown in the Hersbruck district of the Hallertau, the largest hop-growing region in the world, this is the classic Lager hop.Its fine aroma properties are world renowned, ideally suited to all Lagers and can even be used to good effect in Bitters. Alpha Acid 2.0 - 5.0% subject to seasonal variation. Vacuum sealed to ensure the hops are as fresh as possible. |
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Although originally developed in Britain, Northern Brewer is now grown almost exclusively in Germany . It is very versatile in that it can be used to provide bitterness in both Ales and Lagers. Its low aroma requires it to be used with other, more flavourful hops for the best results. Alpha Acid 9.0 - 11.0% subject to seasonal variation. Vacuum sealed to ensure the hops are as fresh as possible. |
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Although generally regarded as an aroma hop, the moderately high alpha acid content of this variety will find more brewers employing Perle in the copper. Its high resistance to disease has made it a favourite with German farmers. Perle is now grown all over southern Germany and is suitable for all types of homebrew beers. |
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The classic Pilsner hop from the Czech Republic is used in many of the world's finest beers, including the exceptional Pilsner Urquell. It's beautiful aroma and delicate bitterness make it suitable for many styles. The Altbier brewers of Düsseldorf use vast quantities of Saaz to achieve the very high bitterness levels required for this style. Alpha Acid 2.0 - 5.0% subject to seasonal variation. Vacuum sealed to ensure the hops are as fresh as... |
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Quite new on the scene (2003) but the consensus is very positive with its “peak” bittering value coupled with robust citrus notes of orange, tangerine and grapefruit. Receiving accolades as an ideal hop for the ultimate Pale Ale. |
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Although originally bred from the Fuggle, Willamette is now regarded as an aroma variety in its own right.Its blackcurrant/herbal aroma is quite distinctive and can be used to great affect in all ale styles. |
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