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| + | |origin=USA | ||
| + | |noble=No | ||
| + | |uses=bittering | ||
| + | |styles=[[English ales]] | ||
| + | |substitutions=[[Bullion]] | ||
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| + | |alpha=11-14 | ||
| + | |beta=7-9 | ||
| + | |cohumulone=32-42 | ||
| + | |myrcene=55-60 | ||
| + | |humulene=10-15 | ||
| + | |carophyllene=3-5.5 | ||
| + | |farnesene=less than 1 | ||
| + | |total_oil=0.9-1.3 | ||
| + | |storage=75-80 | ||
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| + | |yield=good | ||
| + | |harvest=mid to late season | ||
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| − | + | '''Galena''' is a high-alpha hop variety developed by the Iowa state breeding program in 1968 by [[open pollination]] from [[Brewer's Gold]] and released to the trade in 1978. Because of its strong, clean bitterness, it is said to be among the most common bittering hops used in America. It is sensitive to growing conditions and can be more difficult to grow outside of the Northwest. Galena has a strong fruity/black currant aroma similar to [[Bullion]]. | |
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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
Galena is a high-alpha hop variety developed by the Iowa state breeding program in 1968 by open pollination from Brewer's Gold and released to the trade in 1978. Because of its strong, clean bitterness, it is said to be among the most common bittering hops used in America. It is sensitive to growing conditions and can be more difficult to grow outside of the Northwest. Galena has a strong fruity/black currant aroma similar to Bullion.
