Hops

Originally bred for the varietals high alpha content, Columbus has become accepted as great variety for dry hopping. Alternatively known as Tomahawk and Zeus. Pungent and piney, Columbus has been primarily used for bittering but still provides rich f

Displaying similarities to the varieties Saazer parentage, Motueka provides lemon and lime along with tropical fruit notes in the finished beer. For SMaSH beers, the varietal proves excellent for multiple flavor and aroma additions, presenting a mild and

Well established in the craft brewing industry, Cascade exhibits flavors and aromas of grapefruit, lychee, blackberry, toffee, strawberry in the finished beer. While mainly utilized as a flavor and aroma hop, the varietal proves acceptable as a bittering

With flavors and aromas approximating green tea, lemon, mint and a bit of melon, Lemon Drop can deliver flavors reminiscent of lemon heads candy in an India Pale Lager especially used in the style with a SMaSH formulation. Lemon Drop has become quite popu

Citrusy hop with flavors and aromas of black tea, melon, lemon, orange and stone fruits, especially peach and apricot, Amarillo provides a good alternative to Cascade with higher Alpha Acid percentages.Typical A. A: 8 – 11%Possible Substitutions: Ahtanum,

Bred to meet market demand for bolder hop flavors and aromas, Mandarina Bavaria exhibits fruity notes, most notably a distinctive quality of tangerine.With secondary characteristics reminiscent of pineapple, lemon, lime, bubblegum gooseberry, cassis and s

Bred in Germany to meet demand from the craft brewing industry, Hull Melon displays distinctive honeydew melon and strawberry aroma. The variety was released in 2012 and exhibits fruit tea, aniseed, wild strawberry, geranium, vanilla, tropical fruit and o