| General Hop Characteristics
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| Country of Origin:
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Poland
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| Noble:
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Maybe
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| Uses:
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aroma
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| Beer styles:
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European lagers
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| Substitutions:
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Saaz
|
|
| Chemical Composition
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| Alpha Acids:
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3-5 %
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| Beta Acids:
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2.5-4 %
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| Cohumulone:
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25-30 %
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| Myrcene:
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22-35 %
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| Humulene:
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30-40 %
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| Caryophyllene:
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6-11 %
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| Farnesene:
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10-14 %
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| Total Oil:
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0.5-1.2 %
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| Storage
(%AA/6 Mo/20°C):
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40-55 %
|
|
| Growing Characteristics
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| Yield:
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moderate
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| Harvest:
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early
|
|
This article discusses a specific variety of hops. For general information about selecting, using or propogating hops, see the main hop page
The Lublin hop, sometimes called Lubelski, is a Polish landrace almost certainly derived from Czech Saaz. Lublin is considered noble by some and has a chemical composition and aroma characteristics very similar to the classic noble hops, but is somewhat easier to grow.
