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− | A triploid released in 1983 as part of a program attempting to develop an American substitute for [[Hallertauer Mittelfruh]], '''Mount Hood''' was derived from a tetraploid [[Hallertauer]] and an unnamed aroma variety. Sister hops from the same program include [[ | + | A triploid released in 1983 as part of a program attempting to develop an American substitute for [[Hallertauer Mittelfruh]], '''Mount Hood''' was derived from a tetraploid [[Hallertauer]] and an unnamed aroma variety. Sister hops from the same program include [[Mount Hood]], [[Crystal]], and [[Ultra]]. |
Mount Hood has a unique slightly spicy character and, unlike its half-sisters, is considered a true noble hop by some. Excellent in German lagers. | Mount Hood has a unique slightly spicy character and, unlike its half-sisters, is considered a true noble hop by some. Excellent in German lagers. |
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This article discusses a specific variety of hops. For general information about selecting, using or propogating hops, see the main hop page
A triploid released in 1983 as part of a program attempting to develop an American substitute for Hallertauer Mittelfruh, Mount Hood was derived from a tetraploid Hallertauer and an unnamed aroma variety. Sister hops from the same program include Mount Hood, Crystal, and Ultra.
Mount Hood has a unique slightly spicy character and, unlike its half-sisters, is considered a true noble hop by some. Excellent in German lagers.