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Revision as of 20:43, 10 February 2007
Hops are the dried flowers of a twining vine (Humulus lupulus) which is part of the hemp family. Hops are mainly used to add bitterness to beers, as well as flavor and aroma in many styles. There are dozens of varieties of hops with significant variation in flavor, aroma, and amount of alpha acids, which are what determine the strength of the bitterness which they impart.
Contents
Varieties by Country
Australia
Pride of Ringwood
Canada
Goldings, British Columbia
Czech Republic
Saaz
France
Strisslespalt
Germany
Brewer's Gold
Hallertauer Gold
Hallertauer Mittelfrüh
Hallertauer Tradition
Hersbrucker
Magnum
Northern Brewer
Perle
Spalt
Tettnanger
Tradition
New Zealand
Green Bullet
Hallertauer
Pacific Gem
Southern Cross
Sticklebract
Super Alpha
Poland
Lublin
Slovenia
Styrian Goldings
United States
Ahtanum
Amarillo
Aquila
Cascade
Centennial
Chinook
Cluster
Columbus (Tomahawk)
Comet
Crystal
Eroica
Fuggle
Galena
Glacier
Goldings
Hallertauer
Horizon
Liberty
Mt. Hood
Northern Brewer
Nugget
Olympic
Perle
Saaz
Santiam
Satus
Simcoe
Sterling
Summit
Sun
Tettnanger
Ultra
Vanguard
Warrior
Willamette
Yakima Cluster
Zeus
United Kingdom
Admiral
Bramling Cross
Brewer's Gold
Bullion
Challenger
Columbia
Goldings, East Kent
First Gold
Fuggle
Herald
Northdown
Phoenix
Pilgrim
Pioneer
Progress
Target
Whitbread Goldings Variety
