Brupaks Vacuum Packed Hops
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Hallertauer Hersbrucker (Germany) | 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% | | Net Weight: 100 g | |
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Mount Hood (USA) | Originally developed from the German Hallertauer Mittelfruh. Mount Hood has evolved into a very versatile hop. It can be readily used in both lagers and ales where a mild aroma is required. Grown now in Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
Alpha Acid 4.0 - 7.0% | | Net Weight: 100 g | |
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Saaz (Czech Republic) | | Has a Best Before End Date of June 2019. | | 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 Dusseldorf use vast quantities of Saaz to achieve the very high bitterness levels required for this style. | | Net Weight: 100 g | |
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Target (UK) | Target is by far the most widely grown variety in Britain due to its heavy cropping, excellent resistance to disease and high alpha acid content. It now takes up almost a third of the total acreage although this is sure to decrease as the new dwarf varieties become more popular. Although recognised by some brewers as an aroma hop, Target is at its best in the copper for the production of beers with a low bitterness. Commercially, Target is used extensively in keg beers for economical reasons. Its powerful flavour would be overwhelming in more assertive brews. Used with discretion in combination with fine aroma hops, however, excellent Bitters and Pale Ales can be produced.
Alpha Acid 10.5 - 11.5% | | Net Weight: 100 g | |
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