Argentine cascade hops are different than US-grown cascade. Argentine cascade has a spicy flavor, and less absolute "citrusyness" in the aroma profile. A good choice if you want something new for flavor and aroma in your American-style ales.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 2.0-4.0%

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Hop Pellets USA Cascade

Cascade is the ubiquitous American Microbrewery hop. Known for its grapefruit-like aroma, this hop is used to widely for flavor and aroma in moderately and highly hopped ales, less often in lagers.
Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 5.5-6.5%

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Hop Pellets Centennial

Another hop variety from the American Northwest. Strong citrus and pine aromas, but has higher bittering potential compared to Cascade. Centennial can be used for bittering, flavor, or aroma.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 8-10%

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An excellent general purpose hop with medium and well-balanced bittering potential and no undesirable aroma properties. Appropriate for most ales and lagers.


Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 7.5-9.0%

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Hop Pellets UK Fuggle

Extremely popular for use in British and British-style ales. The moderate bitterness content is complimented by good flavor and aromatic properties. Often combined with Kent Goldings in many recipes.
Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 4-5%

Glacier is another 21st century variety. It was specifically bred for a balanced bittering profile and excellent aromatic qualities. Glacier is generally 4-6 percent alpha acid, and works well in American or British-style ales of all types.


Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 4.0-6.0%

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Hop Pellets UK Kent Goldings

The indispensable British ale hop. These are the finest Goldings hops, the ones actually grown in East Kent. Others don't even come close. Excellent for bitterness, flavor, and aroma that's uniquely and distinctly British.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 4.5-6.0%

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A continental European hop variety grown in the United States. Low to moderate alpha acid content. Used primarily for flavor and aroma in American microbrewery-style ales and lagers.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 4.0-5.5%

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A moderate alpha hop from the American Northwest. Mount hood is used in both ales and lagers as an all-purpose hop. Pine and citrus notes are low compared to other Northwestern hop varieties.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 4.0-5.0%

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A moderate acid hop originally of German origin, but grown in the United States. Used primarily for bittering in American microbrewery-style ales and lagers, but also has good aromatic character.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 4.5-6.5%

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Hop Pellets Czech Saaz

These are the best imported Czechoslovakian Saaz hops. Prized for their noble flavor and aroma profile, Saaz hops are used in a huge variety of ales and lagers around the world. Low alpha levels require large additions if used for bitterness.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 2.5-4.5%

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The American-grown version of a famous Czechoslovakian hop variety. US Saaz is not far removed in aromatic qualities from its European counterparts, and my best be compared to Lublin or Sterling. Excellent for pilsners, wheat beers, and light lagers.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 2.5-4.5%

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Hop Pellets Simcoe

Simcoe is a relatively new hop variety. It is prized for it's clean bittering quality, but it's also often used for its pine-like aroma. The alpha acid content is generally between 12 and 14 percent.
Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 12-14%

Imported from Germany. Excellent replacement for Hallertau. Spalt can be used as an all-purpose hop in German-style lagers of all types, as well as many continental European ale varieties.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 2.0-4.0%

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American-grown version of the popular German variety. Prized for its noble aroma, Spalt is useful in almost any style of lager beer for aromatic or flavoring purpose.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 2.5-4.5%

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A new Saaz -derived domestic variety with higher alpha acid levels, averaging 6 to 9 percent. Suitable for replacing Saaz hops, especially in bittering applications, and aromatic oil properties also very close to Saaz.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 3.5-5.5%

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Grown in the Alsace region, these hops are not dissimilar to Hallertau Hersbrucker. Although there are minor differences in aroma, Strisselspalt may be used whenever Hallertau or other German-style aroma hops would be appropriate.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 3.5-5.0%

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Bred and cultivated in Germany as a replacement for the venerable Hallertau Mittelfruh vines, which are terribly disease-prone. Very similar to Hallertau in all ways, and will slowly replace much of the traditional Hallertau crop as the region replants.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 2.5-4.5%

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Vanguard is a relatively recent development, it was bred for a character similar to Hallertau - but with better disease resistance & higher crop yield. Excellent for flavor & aroma in all lagers, wheat beers, and Belgian-style ales.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 3.5-5.5%

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Hop Pellets Willamette

Named for the famous mountain range of its origin, Willamette has long been a favorite hop of more traditional American breweries. Appropriate for all-purpose use, with moderate bittering acid levels.
Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 4-5.5%

Hop Pellets Yakima Gold (2 ounces)

Popular with US breweries producing English-style ales. Generally used for flavor and aroma in English and Belgian beer styles.


Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 4.0-6.0%

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Horizon was developed in the 1970's, but only recently grown in quantity. Horizon is becoming popular and stylish in the craft brewing as a good all-purpose hop for both ales and lagers. Low co-humulone content results in clean flavor.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 11-12%
 

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Hop Pellets Phoenix OUT!

Phoenix is a relatively new British hop variety. It has a good balance of bittering, flavor, and aromatic characteristics, making it a good all-purpose choice for almost any British-style or microbrewery-style ale.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 8-12%
 

Target is rapidly becoming a new classic English hop. It has strong British flavor characteristics, good bittering potential, and a strong floral aroma. It is also an excellent choice for dry hopping in all ales.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 7.5-10%

Palisades is a new hop variety from the Pacific Northwest. It has moderately strong bittering, with a grassy, apricot-like aroma that's often described as "pretty."

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 9-12%
 

Progress is a British hop variety which is similar to Fuggle, but with a sweeter character and higher alpha level. Excellent flavor and good aromatic qualities make this hop a great value and versatile addition to your recipe.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally 5-7%


 

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Hop Pellets Styrian Goldings OUT!

A version of the famous Goldings hop variety grown in Slovenia. Brewers have been using Styrian Goldings hops for all purposes in every kind of beer, although we see it most used for flavor and aroma in moderately hopped ales.

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Hop Pellets Summit OUT!
A relatively new domestic variety, with aromatic properties of citrus and grapefruit, similar to Cascade. Extremely high alpha acids, in the range of 18 percent on average. Consider this an effective, affordable all-purpose variety.

Alpha acid level varies by harvest, generally about 18.0%