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+ | [[Category:American hop varieties]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Bittering hop varieties]] | ||
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+ | |origin=US | ||
+ | |noble=No | ||
+ | |uses=bittering | ||
+ | |styles=American [[ale]] | ||
+ | |substitutions=[[Nugget]], [[Columbus]] | ||
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+ | |alpha=14.5 - 16.5 | ||
+ | |beta=? | ||
+ | |cohumulone=? | ||
+ | |myrcene=? | ||
+ | |humulene=? | ||
+ | |carophyllene=? | ||
+ | |farnesene=? | ||
+ | |total_oil=? | ||
+ | |storage=good | ||
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+ | |yield=high | ||
+ | |harvest=? | ||
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+ | Millennium is the product of a cross breeding of [[Nugget]] and [[Columbus]] hops in 1989. It originates from the Pacific Northwest. Millennium hops were bred for higher tolerance to mildew, higher cone production per acre, and higher storage capabilities than other American bittering hop varieties at the time. | ||
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+ | Millennium hops are very similar to Nugget hops in aroma and flavor. Some descriptors included floral, resiny, and a bit spicy/herbal. |
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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
Millennium is the product of a cross breeding of Nugget and Columbus hops in 1989. It originates from the Pacific Northwest. Millennium hops were bred for higher tolerance to mildew, higher cone production per acre, and higher storage capabilities than other American bittering hop varieties at the time.
Millennium hops are very similar to Nugget hops in aroma and flavor. Some descriptors included floral, resiny, and a bit spicy/herbal.