| Saaz (Organic) | Castle Malting | Organic Saaz has a classical “noble” aroma hop with long and strong traditions. Associated with the renowned Pilsner lager. It is used in Pilsner, Lagers, Belgian-Style Ales, Lambic and sometimes Bitter. It is a Czech aroma landrace variety selected in th...view more Organic Saaz has a classical “noble” aroma hop with long and strong traditions. Associated with the renowned Pilsner lager. It is used in Pilsner, Lagers, Belgian-Style Ales, Lambic and sometimes Bitter. It is a Czech aroma landrace variety selected in the area of the same name. It has good resistance to wilt and average resistance to perenospora and powdery mildew. view less | |
| Safale K-97 | Castle Malting | Safale K-97 is a German ale yeast selected for its ability to form a large firm head when fermenting. It is suitable to brew ales with low esters and can be used for Belgian type wheat beers. Its lower attenuation profile gives beers with a good length on...view more Safale K-97 is a German ale yeast selected for its ability to form a large firm head when fermenting. It is suitable to brew ales with low esters and can be used for Belgian type wheat beers. Its lower attenuation profile gives beers with a good length on the palate. view less | |
| Safale S-04 | Castle Malting | Safale S-04 is a well-known, commercial English ale yeast, selected for its fast fermentation character and its ability to form a very compact sediment at the end of the fermentation, helping to improve beer clarity. This yeast is recommended for the prod...view more Safale S-04 is a well-known, commercial English ale yeast, selected for its fast fermentation character and its ability to form a very compact sediment at the end of the fermentation, helping to improve beer clarity. This yeast is recommended for the production of a large range of ale beers and is specially well adapted to caskconditioned ales and fermentation in cylindro-conical tanks. view less | |
| Safale US-05 | Castle Malting | Safale US-05 is now available as a ready-to-pitch dry yeast. It produces well balanced beers with low diacetyl and a very clean, crisp end palate. It's sedimentation is low to medium and it's final gravity is medium. | |
| Safbrew F-2 | Castle Malting | Safbrew F-2 has been selected specifically for secondary fermentation in bottle and in cask. This yeast assimilates very little maltotriose but assimilates basic sugars (glucose, fructose, saccharose, maltose) and is characterized by a neutral aroma profi...view more Safbrew F-2 has been selected specifically for secondary fermentation in bottle and in cask. This yeast assimilates very little maltotriose but assimilates basic sugars (glucose, fructose, saccharose, maltose) and is characterized by a neutral aroma profile respecting the base beer character. view less | |
| Safbrew S-33 | Castle Malting | Safbrew S-33 is a general purpose ale yeast with neutral flavor profiles. Its low attenuation gives beers with a very good length on the palate. It is particularly recommended for specialty ales and trappist type beers. It is yeast with a good sedimentati...view more Safbrew S-33 is a general purpose ale yeast with neutral flavor profiles. Its low attenuation gives beers with a very good length on the palate. It is particularly recommended for specialty ales and trappist type beers. It is yeast with a good sedimentation that forms no clumps but is a powdery haze when re-suspended in the beer. view less | |
| Safbrew T-58 | Castle Malting | Safbrew T-58 is a specialty yeast selected for its estery somewhat peppery and spicy flavor development. It has medium sedimentation and a high final gravity. Also recommended for bottle-conditioning of beers. It has excellent performance in beers with al...view more Safbrew T-58 is a specialty yeast selected for its estery somewhat peppery and spicy flavor development. It has medium sedimentation and a high final gravity. Also recommended for bottle-conditioning of beers. It has excellent performance in beers with alcohol contents of up to 8.5% v/v but can ferment up to 11.5% v/v. view less | |
| Safbrew WB-06 | Castle Malting | Safbrew WB-06 is a specialty yeast selected for wheat beer fermentation. The yeast produces subtle estery and phenol flavor notes typical of wheat beers. It can brew beer with a high drinkability profile and presents a very good ability to suspend during ...view more Safbrew WB-06 is a specialty yeast selected for wheat beer fermentation. The yeast produces subtle estery and phenol flavor notes typical of wheat beers. It can brew beer with a high drinkability profile and presents a very good ability to suspend during fermentation. view less | |
| Saflager S-189 | Castle Malting | Saflager S-189 is used by a large number of commercial breweries. Selected for its fairly neutral flavor development, this yeast is recommended for a wide range of lager and pilsen beers. This lager strain’s attenuation profile allows to brew fairly neutr...view more Saflager S-189 is used by a large number of commercial breweries. Selected for its fairly neutral flavor development, this yeast is recommended for a wide range of lager and pilsen beers. This lager strain’s attenuation profile allows to brew fairly neutral flavor beers with a high drinkability. view less | |
| Saflager S-23 | Castle Malting | Saflager S-23 is originating from the VLB (Berlin) in Germany and is known under the code RH. The strain is used by Western European commercial breweries and has been reported to produce lagers with some fruity and estery notes. | |
| Saflager W-34/70 | Castle Malting | Saflager W-34/70 is used world-wide within the brewing industry. Thanks to its technological properties, this strain has become the most popular strain for lager brewing and is used by industrial breweries and brewing groups around the globe. It allows yo...view more Saflager W-34/70 is used world-wide within the brewing industry. Thanks to its technological properties, this strain has become the most popular strain for lager brewing and is used by industrial breweries and brewing groups around the globe. It allows you to brew beers with a good balance of floral and fruity aromas and gives clean flavors and high drinkable beers. view less | |
| Safspirit American Whiskey | Castle Malting | Safspirit American Whiskey is a dry whiskey yeast strain selected to meet the requirements of American whiskey, bourbon craft distillers. It is packaged in 20x500g vacuum packed sachets. The recommended pitching rate is 50-80g/H1and fermentation temperatu...view more Safspirit American Whiskey is a dry whiskey yeast strain selected to meet the requirements of American whiskey, bourbon craft distillers. It is packaged in 20x500g vacuum packed sachets. The recommended pitching rate is 50-80g/H1and fermentation temperature is 20-32C or 68-90F. view less | |
| Safspirit Fruit | Castle Malting | Safspirit Fruit was specially selected for its fructophilic character as well as its high alcohol tolerance. It allows micro distillers to produce alcohol from plums, cherries, pears etc. It is packaged in 20x500g vacuum packed sachets. The recommended pi...view more Safspirit Fruit was specially selected for its fructophilic character as well as its high alcohol tolerance. It allows micro distillers to produce alcohol from plums, cherries, pears etc. It is packaged in 20x500g vacuum packed sachets. The recommended pitching rate is 30-50g/H1and fermentation temperature is 15-32C or 59-90F. view less | |
| Safspirit Grain | Castle Malting | Safspirit Grain was selected for its ability to resist to high alcohol levels and its neutral flavor profile which makes it an ideal choice for Vodka production. It is packaged in 20x500g vacuum packed sachets. The recommended pitching rate is 30-50g/H1an...view more Safspirit Grain was selected for its ability to resist to high alcohol levels and its neutral flavor profile which makes it an ideal choice for Vodka production. It is packaged in 20x500g vacuum packed sachets. The recommended pitching rate is 30-50g/H1and fermentation temperature is 20-32C or 68-90F. view less | |
| Safspirit Malt | Castle Malting | Safspirit Malt is recommended for craft distilling of Scotch type whiskies as well as bourbons. It is packaged in 20x500g vacuum packed sachets. The recommended dosage rate is 50-80g/H1and fermentation temperature is 20-32C or 68-90F. | |
| Santiam | Castle Malting | Santiam is a newly developed American aroma hop that contains noble hop characteristics. Is used in Lager, US Ales, Pilsner, Belgian Tripel and other Belgian-Styles, Kölsch, Bock, Munich Helles. It is resistant to downy mildew. | |
| Saphir | Barth-Haas Group | Saphir differs considerably from other German aroma varieties with its fruity aroma characteristics. Saphir was bred at the "Hopfenforschungszentrum Hüll" and was released in 2000, together with the varieties Smaragd and Opal as new aroma varieties. | |
| Saphir | Castle Malting | Saphir has a very fine aroma variety, with average bitter value and storage. It is used in Pilsen, German Lagers, Belgian Whites. It originated in Germany and is a cross between two new varieties 83/17/20 and 80/56/6 bred in Hüll. It has very good resist...view more Saphir has a very fine aroma variety, with average bitter value and storage. It is used in Pilsen, German Lagers, Belgian Whites. It originated in Germany and is a cross between two new varieties 83/17/20 and 80/56/6 bred in Hüll. It has very good resistance to wilt, Good resistance to powdery mildew and to downy mildew. view less | |
| Saphir (Organic) | Castle Malting | Organic Saphir has a very fine aroma variety, with average bitter value and storage. It is used in Pilsen, German Lagers and Belgian Whites. It originated in Germany and is a cross between two new varieties 83/17/20 and 80/56/6 bred in Hüll. It has very ...view more Organic Saphir has a very fine aroma variety, with average bitter value and storage. It is used in Pilsen, German Lagers and Belgian Whites. It originated in Germany and is a cross between two new varieties 83/17/20 and 80/56/6 bred in Hüll. It has very good resistance to wilt, and good resistance to powdery mildew and to downy mildew. view less | |
| Savinjski Golding | Castle Malting | Savinjski Golding is an aroma hop variety, its aroma is very mild and it excels by its noble hoppy flavor. Savinjski Golding has a very good storage stability. Beer prepared with this variety has very good organoleptical scores for its bitterness, taste a...view more Savinjski Golding is an aroma hop variety, its aroma is very mild and it excels by its noble hoppy flavor. Savinjski Golding has a very good storage stability. Beer prepared with this variety has very good organoleptical scores for its bitterness, taste and aroma. It is used in Ale, Lager, Pilsen, and IPA. It has medium resistance to downy mildew and good resistance to powdery mildew. view less | |
| Select Spalt (Organic) | Castle Malting | Organic select spalt is an exciting new triploid “finger print” replica bred from the famous Hallertau Mittlefruh variety. This is the newest of the Hallertau type triploids and is an aroma hop in the classic style. Used in German, continental European, a...view more Organic select spalt is an exciting new triploid “finger print” replica bred from the famous Hallertau Mittlefruh variety. This is the newest of the Hallertau type triploids and is an aroma hop in the classic style. Used in German, continental European, and American Lagers. It is tolerant to Verticillium wilt, downy mildew and Peronspera. view less | |
| Select Spalt (Spalter Select) | Castle Malting | Select Spalt (Spalter Select) is an exciting new triploid “finger print” replica bred from the famous Hallertau Mittlefruh variety. This is the newest of the Hallertau type triploids and is an aroma hop in the classic style. Used in German, continental Eu...view more Select Spalt (Spalter Select) is an exciting new triploid “finger print” replica bred from the famous Hallertau Mittlefruh variety. This is the newest of the Hallertau type triploids and is an aroma hop in the classic style. Used in German, continental European, and American Lagers. It is tolerant to Verticillium wilt, downy mildew and Peronspera. view less | |
| Simcoe | Castle Malting | Simcoe is known as a bittering hop with good aroma characteristics. Very good in American Ales. It has moderate tolerance to powdery mildew, Podosphaera. | |
| Sládek | Barth-Haas Group | Sládek is derived from the Czech word meaning “beer brewer”. Sládek’s fruity flavor profile and its well balanced bitter taste give the beer a special taste. It is grown in the Czech Republic and is breeding material with origin of Northern Brewer and Saa...view more Sládek is derived from the Czech word meaning “beer brewer”. Sládek’s fruity flavor profile and its well balanced bitter taste give the beer a special taste. It is grown in the Czech Republic and is breeding material with origin of Northern Brewer and Saaz. Sladek contains 5.0-9.0% alpha acids and 8.0-11.0 beta acids. The myrcene content of Sladek is 25.0-40.0% of total. view less | |
| Sladek | Castle Malting | Sladek is characterized by a high share of beta fraction and high yield potential, with nice mild aroma and an excellent impact on hoppy taste and aroma of beer. Sladek is a foremost variety for the second hopping of lager type beers (with Saaz used for t...view more Sladek is characterized by a high share of beta fraction and high yield potential, with nice mild aroma and an excellent impact on hoppy taste and aroma of beer. Sladek is a foremost variety for the second hopping of lager type beers (with Saaz used for the last hop addition). Some breweries also use it for third hop addition in case of non-premium beers. Beer styles suggestions: Ales and Lagers. view less | |
| Smaragd | Barth-Haas Group | Smaragd is the German word meaning “emerald”. The Smaragd hop has a high bittering value and good disease characteristics. This German cultivar is particularly high-yielding. Smaragd was bred at the "Hopfenforschungszentrum Hüll“ and was released in 2000,...view more Smaragd is the German word meaning “emerald”. The Smaragd hop has a high bittering value and good disease characteristics. This German cultivar is particularly high-yielding. Smaragd was bred at the "Hopfenforschungszentrum Hüll“ and was released in 2000, together with the varieties Saphir and Opal as new aroma varieties. view less | |
| Sonnet | Castle Malting | Sonnet has a gentle floral aroma and flavor, and makes for a nice light refreshing beer. It is available in Type T90 Hop Pellets and Leaf Hops. | |
| Sorachi Ace | Barth-Haas Group | Sorachi Ace was developed in 1984 for Sapporo Breweries Ltd and is named after Sorachi, a subprefecture in Hokkaid. This aroma variety produces a good yield and is particularly resistant to powdery mildew, wilt and botrytis. The original cultivation g...view more Sorachi Ace was developed in 1984 for Sapporo Breweries Ltd and is named after Sorachi, a subprefecture in Hokkaid. This aroma variety produces a good yield and is particularly resistant to powdery mildew, wilt and botrytis. The original cultivation goal was to develop a variety which was very close to Saaz, but that also displayed a high alpha content. With a flavor profile that contains attributes like: incense sticks, lemongrass, punch and natto. It differs considerably from Saaz and is currently only grown in the US. view less | |
| Sorachi Ace | Castle Malting | Sorachi Ace has high yield potential with a powerful lemon aroma, high bittering value and flavorful personality. It is a variety used for American Ales, Pale Ales, and Wheat. Developed in Japan at Sapporo Breweries. Sorachi Ace was previously grown by Sa...view more Sorachi Ace has high yield potential with a powerful lemon aroma, high bittering value and flavorful personality. It is a variety used for American Ales, Pale Ales, and Wheat. Developed in Japan at Sapporo Breweries. Sorachi Ace was previously grown by Sapporo for use in their beers, but has since apparently been replaced by more recent varieties in Japan. view less | |
| Southern Cross | Castle Malting | Southern Cross has an aroma that is characterised by a heady mix of lemon peel and pine needles layered beneath the clean spiciness which typifies this New Zealand alpha selection. The Southern Cross has an excellent essential oil profile and low Cohumulo...view more Southern Cross has an aroma that is characterised by a heady mix of lemon peel and pine needles layered beneath the clean spiciness which typifies this New Zealand alpha selection. The Southern Cross has an excellent essential oil profile and low Cohumulone while producing consistent levels of Alpha acid. view less | |
| Southern Dawn | Barth-Haas Group | Southern Dawn is a relatively new South African cultivar used by the largest South African breweries. It is used both as an aroma and bitter variety. Southern Dawn resembles Southern Promise to a certain extent but has a different aroma expression. | |
| Southern Promise | Barth-Haas Group | Southern Promise is a diploid seedling from a cross between Southern Brewer and a wild male Yugoslavian variety. Since 1992, Southern Promise has replaced the variety Southern Brewer and, along with Southern Star, has had a major influence on hop growing ...view more Southern Promise is a diploid seedling from a cross between Southern Brewer and a wild male Yugoslavian variety. Since 1992, Southern Promise has replaced the variety Southern Brewer and, along with Southern Star, has had a major influence on hop growing in South Africa: both varieties grow even with minimal daylight – something which was a limiting factor in this growing region in the past. view less | |
| Southern Star | Barth-Haas Group | Southern Star, a cross between Outeniqua and a South African male variety, was released onto the market in 2001. Both Southern Star and Southern Promise have had a marked effect on hop growing in South Africa: both varieties grow even with minimal dayligh...view more Southern Star, a cross between Outeniqua and a South African male variety, was released onto the market in 2001. Both Southern Star and Southern Promise have had a marked effect on hop growing in South Africa: both varieties grow even with minimal daylight – something which was a limiting factor in this growing region in the past. view less | |
| Sovereign | Barth-Haas Group | Sovereign is a hedgerow variety bred at Wye College from an open pollination made in 1995. The cultivar is a grandchild of Pioneer. It is often likened to Fuggle due to its good aroma. It is a dual purpose hop grown in the UK. Sovereign contains 4.5-6.5% ...view more Sovereign is a hedgerow variety bred at Wye College from an open pollination made in 1995. The cultivar is a grandchild of Pioneer. It is often likened to Fuggle due to its good aroma. It is a dual purpose hop grown in the UK. Sovereign contains 4.5-6.5% alpha acids and 2.1-3.1% beta acids. view less | |
| Sovereign | Castle Malting | Sovereign is a new English hop cultivar, also known as TA200. Sovereign is considered to have similar characteristics to other English noble hop varieties such as Fuggles. Its aroma characteristics could be described as soft, earthy, and slightly floral. ...view more Sovereign is a new English hop cultivar, also known as TA200. Sovereign is considered to have similar characteristics to other English noble hop varieties such as Fuggles. Its aroma characteristics could be described as soft, earthy, and slightly floral. Suitable for any traditional English beer styles. It is tolerant to Verticillium wilt, downy mildew and Peronspera. view less | |
| Spalt Spalter | Barth-Haas Group | Spalt Spalter is a regional aroma cultivar and is grown exclusively in the region around Spalt. It is known for its good resistance to diseases – in particular to wilt. It has a land variety lineage with 2.5-5.5% alpha acids and 3.0-5.0% beta acids. The m...view more Spalt Spalter is a regional aroma cultivar and is grown exclusively in the region around Spalt. It is known for its good resistance to diseases – in particular to wilt. It has a land variety lineage with 2.5-5.5% alpha acids and 3.0-5.0% beta acids. The myrcene content of Spalt Spalter is 20.0-35.0% of total and 5.0-6.0% total polyphenols. view less | |
| Spalter Select | Barth-Haas Group | Spalter Select is, as the name suggests, a selection from the Spalter regional variety and was developed by the Hüll Hop Research Center. Its fine aroma and high farnesene content are typical for this variety. The outstanding features of Spalter Select ar...view more Spalter Select is, as the name suggests, a selection from the Spalter regional variety and was developed by the Hüll Hop Research Center. Its fine aroma and high farnesene content are typical for this variety. The outstanding features of Spalter Select are its strong growth characteristics and its special resistance to diseases. view less | |
| Standardized CO2 Hop Extract | Barth-Haas Group | Standardized CO2 Hop Extract is a yellow to dark green, semi-fluid paste. It has an aroma and bitter flavor of hops with a strong stabilization. When added to the brewing process early on it maintains its bitterness and a late addition adds a hoppy flavor...view more Standardized CO2 Hop Extract is a yellow to dark green, semi-fluid paste. It has an aroma and bitter flavor of hops with a strong stabilization. When added to the brewing process early on it maintains its bitterness and a late addition adds a hoppy flavor. It is used as a flavor enhancer in beer when added to the kettle. view less | |
| Star Anise Chopped | Castle Malting | Star Anise Chopped is composed of essential oil constituted for 90% to 95% of transanethole and +/- 5% of monoterpenes, polysaccharides (starches, pentosans), albumen, resin, phenolic acids (protocatechiuc acid, shikimic acid and quinic acid), carbohydrat...view more Star Anise Chopped is composed of essential oil constituted for 90% to 95% of transanethole and +/- 5% of monoterpenes, polysaccharides (starches, pentosans), albumen, resin, phenolic acids (protocatechiuc acid, shikimic acid and quinic acid), carbohydrate, flavonoids, 20% fat oil in seeds (45% oleic acid, 24% linoleic acid, 23% palmic acid, 2,5% stearic acid). It has notes of licorice and aniseed. It is used in dark beers brewed with roasted malts. view less | |
| Star Anise Powder | Castle Malting | Star Anise Powder is composed of essential oil constituted for 90% to 95% of transanethole and +/- 5% of monoterpenes, polysaccharides (starches, pentosans), albumen, resin, phenolic acids (protocatechiuc acid, shikimic acid, quinic acid), carbohydrate, f...view more Star Anise Powder is composed of essential oil constituted for 90% to 95% of transanethole and +/- 5% of monoterpenes, polysaccharides (starches, pentosans), albumen, resin, phenolic acids (protocatechiuc acid, shikimic acid, quinic acid), carbohydrate, flavonoids, 20% fat oil in seeds (45% oleic acid, 24% linoleic acid, 23% palmic acid, 2.5% stearic acid). It has notes of licorice, aniseed and is used in dark beers brewed with roasted malts. view less | |
| Star Anise Whole | Castle Malting | Star Anise Whole is made of essential oil constituted of 90% to 95% of transanethole and +/- 5% of monoterpenes, polysaccharides (starches, pentosans), albumen, resin, phenolic acids (protocatechiuc acid, shikimic acid, quinic acid), carbohydrates, flavon...view more Star Anise Whole is made of essential oil constituted of 90% to 95% of transanethole and +/- 5% of monoterpenes, polysaccharides (starches, pentosans), albumen, resin, phenolic acids (protocatechiuc acid, shikimic acid, quinic acid), carbohydrates, flavonoids, 20% fat oil in seeds (45% oleic acid, 24% linoleic acid, 23% palmic acid, 2.5% stearic acid). It has notes of licorice and aniseed and is used in dark beers brewed with roasted malts. view less | |
| Stella | Castle Malting | Stella is a new aroma variety which contributes hoppy and floral notes, with subtle hints of anise and a satisfying fullness of palate. This newly developed aroma hop deserves experimentation – the hoppy characters and texture on the palate would provide ...view more Stella is a new aroma variety which contributes hoppy and floral notes, with subtle hints of anise and a satisfying fullness of palate. This newly developed aroma hop deserves experimentation – the hoppy characters and texture on the palate would provide a new twist to a pilsner or lager, while the floral characters could provide a highlight in a wide range of beer styles. Stella grows vigorously, producing moderately large, dense cones which mature from mid-to-late season, with a broad harvest window helping to ensure excellent physical and chemical quality in the final product. view less | |
| Sterling | Castle Malting | Sterling is perceived to be similar to a Saaz and Mt Hood combination. Herbal, spicy with a hint of floral and citrus aroma. Used in Pilsner and other Lagers, Ales and Belgian-Style Ales. Sterling is resistant or at least tolerant to the current race of p...view more Sterling is perceived to be similar to a Saaz and Mt Hood combination. Herbal, spicy with a hint of floral and citrus aroma. Used in Pilsner and other Lagers, Ales and Belgian-Style Ales. Sterling is resistant or at least tolerant to the current race of powdery mildew, Podosphaera. view less | |
| Sticklebract | Castle Malting | Sticklebract is a dual use hops with a high alpha acid content. It will provide a healthy bottom line to the bitterness levels in a brew. Stricklebract provides robust aroma contributions. A high level of selinine is associated with the piney citrus chara...view more Sticklebract is a dual use hops with a high alpha acid content. It will provide a healthy bottom line to the bitterness levels in a brew. Stricklebract provides robust aroma contributions. A high level of selinine is associated with the piney citrus character. It also comes with high levels of myrcene oil and registering levels of farnesene oil. Sticklebract is versatile from boil to dry-hop. Sticklebract enjoys the relatively disease free environment of New Zealand, and has not been associated with any mildews or fungus. view less | |
| Strisselspalt | Barth-Haas Group | Strisselspalt is one of the best-known hop varieties of Alsace and comes from the region of Strasbourg. Its name is derived from the words Strissel and Spalt. Strissel means bouquet, while Spalt is an old term denoting quality. Strisselspalt is known for ...view more Strisselspalt is one of the best-known hop varieties of Alsace and comes from the region of Strasbourg. Its name is derived from the words Strissel and Spalt. Strissel means bouquet, while Spalt is an old term denoting quality. Strisselspalt is known for its fine hop aroma. view less | |
| Strisselspalt | Castle Malting | Strisselsplat is a well accepted organic aroma hop similar to Hersbrucker in brewing character. It is used in Pilsner, Lager, and Wheat beer. Strisselspalt originated in France and is susceptible to English and French wilt strains and not resistant to dow...view more Strisselsplat is a well accepted organic aroma hop similar to Hersbrucker in brewing character. It is used in Pilsner, Lager, and Wheat beer. Strisselspalt originated in France and is susceptible to English and French wilt strains and not resistant to downy mildew or powdery mildews. It is available in leaf form and type T90 pellets. view less | |
| Styrian Gold | Barth-Haas Group | Styrian Gold was bred to improve the agronomic values of the traditional Savinsjki Golding and was released 2009. This variety is cultivated mainly in Slovenia, but also in Styria (Austria). Styrian Gold is a very popular variety due to its characteristic...view more Styrian Gold was bred to improve the agronomic values of the traditional Savinsjki Golding and was released 2009. This variety is cultivated mainly in Slovenia, but also in Styria (Austria). Styrian Gold is a very popular variety due to its characteristic aroma and average alpha values. view less | |
| Styrian Golding B = Bobek | Barth-Haas Group | Styrian Golding B = Bobek, a daughter of Styrian Savinjski Golding, is known for its very good agronomic traits in hop production and processing. It is an aroma hop grown in Slovenia. Styrian Golding B = Bobek has an alpha acids content of 3.5-7.8% and 4....view more Styrian Golding B = Bobek, a daughter of Styrian Savinjski Golding, is known for its very good agronomic traits in hop production and processing. It is an aroma hop grown in Slovenia. Styrian Golding B = Bobek has an alpha acids content of 3.5-7.8% and 4.0-6.1% beta acids. The myrcene content in this product is 49.0-57.0% of toal. view less | |
| Styrian Golding C = Celeia/Cerera | Barth-Haas Group | Styrian Golding C = Celeia/Cerera is grown mainly in Slovenia, but also in Styria/Austria. Celeia enjoys great popularity on account of its characteristic aroma and its moderate alpha values. It is a Daughter of Styrian Savinjski Golding. It contains 3.0-...view more Styrian Golding C = Celeia/Cerera is grown mainly in Slovenia, but also in Styria/Austria. Celeia enjoys great popularity on account of its characteristic aroma and its moderate alpha values. It is a Daughter of Styrian Savinjski Golding. It contains 3.0-6.5& alpha acids and 2.0-3.3% beta acids. Th myrcene content in this product is 26.0-40.0% of total. view less | |
| Styrian Golding (Celeia) | Castle Malting | Styrian Golding (Celeia) is a world-renowned aroma hop with widespread usage in both ale and lager brewing. It has a classical, noble, slightly spicy aroma. It is an old traditional Slovenian aroma variety of the Fuggles ecotype. It is moderately resistan...view more Styrian Golding (Celeia) is a world-renowned aroma hop with widespread usage in both ale and lager brewing. It has a classical, noble, slightly spicy aroma. It is an old traditional Slovenian aroma variety of the Fuggles ecotype. It is moderately resistant to downy mildew and sensitive to aphids and mites. view less | |
| Styrian Savinjski Golding | Barth-Haas Group | Styrian Savinjski Golding is a traditional Slovenian variety originating from the English variety Fuggle, which was brought to Slovenia in the early 19th century. This variety is known for its noble hop aroma and pleasant bitterness. | |
| Summer | Barth-Haas Group | Summer is an original Australian aroma variety with characteristic aromas of sweet fruits. This cultivar displays unmistakable light fruit notes of apricot and melon, pleasantly balanced by an underlying hop character. Being low in alpha acid, brewers can...view more Summer is an original Australian aroma variety with characteristic aromas of sweet fruits. This cultivar displays unmistakable light fruit notes of apricot and melon, pleasantly balanced by an underlying hop character. Being low in alpha acid, brewers can be very flexible with their dosing when using this hop for flavor and aroma. view less | |
| Summer | Castle Malting | Summer is an aroma variety with characteristic aromas of sweet fruits. Developed and grown in Australia, Summer is notably lower in Alpha than other varieties so can be used flexibly in the Copper and thereafter. Medium-sized pale green cones bring lemon,...view more Summer is an aroma variety with characteristic aromas of sweet fruits. Developed and grown in Australia, Summer is notably lower in Alpha than other varieties so can be used flexibly in the Copper and thereafter. Medium-sized pale green cones bring lemon, soft melon and apricot fruit character with a fresh, pinesap finish. A flexible hop suitable for use across a wide range of styles including Light & Helles Lagers, modern Pale Ales, Light Mild and IPA's, British and Belgian style Blonde Ales as well as Triples. view less | |
| Summit® | Barth-Haas Group | Summit® is a dwarf high alpha variety bred by the American Dwarf Hop Association and was released in 2003. This hop variety has an unusually high alpha acid content, excellent storage stability and powdery mildew resistance. | |
| Super Alpha | Castle Malting | Super Alpha is a very versatile hop in the brew house where it can be used to deliver a very crisp bitter edge on the back palate as well as excellent aroma qualities. Like most New Zealand varieties the exceptional oil profile sets it apart as a hop with...view more Super Alpha is a very versatile hop in the brew house where it can be used to deliver a very crisp bitter edge on the back palate as well as excellent aroma qualities. Like most New Zealand varieties the exceptional oil profile sets it apart as a hop with many applications. A mainstay in the New Zealand brewing industry since the mid 1970's, the Super Alpha can now be found in breweries throughout the Asia Pacific region where it is sought for its ability to integrate and finely balance many regional Ales and Lagers. Used in Lagers and Ales where its slight resinous character builds to develop an excellent bitterness. Mixes well with aroma varieties to create first rate new-world and classic beer styles. view less | |
| Super Pride | Barth-Haas Group | Super Pride is a seedless high alpha acid variety, bred by the Hop Products Australia Rostrevor breeding programme. Bred from the famous Pride of Ringwood – Australia’s dominant hop variety since the 1960’s – Super Pride features similar mild aromas and l...view more Super Pride is a seedless high alpha acid variety, bred by the Hop Products Australia Rostrevor breeding programme. Bred from the famous Pride of Ringwood – Australia’s dominant hop variety since the 1960’s – Super Pride features similar mild aromas and low cohumulone levels. Super Pride has higher alpha acid than its mother Pride of Ringwood. Bred in 1987, commercial production began in 1998 and since 2002 Super Pride has been the major hop variety grown by Hop Products Australia. With its excellent bitter qualities Super Pride is now accepted by many major breweries. view less | |
| Sussex | Castle Malting | Sussex was placed 3rd in the IBD 2012 British Hop Competition and was selected for its powerful and unusual tropical fruit aroma. Sussex is an aroma hop, with low alpha and cohumulone with a delicate flavor. Brewing trials locally yield a delicate flavor ...view more Sussex was placed 3rd in the IBD 2012 British Hop Competition and was selected for its powerful and unusual tropical fruit aroma. Sussex is an aroma hop, with low alpha and cohumulone with a delicate flavor. Brewing trials locally yield a delicate flavor with good flavor retention and it is probably best suited to a light ale. It is wilt tolerant and is reasonably tolerant of downy and powdery mildew. view less | |
| Sweet Orange Peels Chopped | Castle Malting | Sweet Orange Peels Chopped is made of essential oil mainly composed of limonene. It has a strong orange flavor and is used in Belgian ales and Belgian wheat beer. | |
| Sweet Orange Peels Powder | Castle Malting | Sweet Orange Peels Powder is made of essential oil and is mainly composed of limonene. It has a strong orange flavor and is used in Belgian ales and Belgian wheat beer | |
| Sybilla | Barth-Haas Group | Sybilla was released in 1996. Between 2004-2006, the hop-latent, viroid-free seedlings of Sybilla were produced. It was bred from the variety Lubelski and is an aroma hop grown in Poland. Sybilla contains 6.5-8.0% alpha acids and 3.0-5.0% beta acids. The ...view more Sybilla was released in 1996. Between 2004-2006, the hop-latent, viroid-free seedlings of Sybilla were produced. It was bred from the variety Lubelski and is an aroma hop grown in Poland. Sybilla contains 6.5-8.0% alpha acids and 3.0-5.0% beta acids. The myrcene content in Sybilla is 30.0-50.0%. Sybilla provides a pleasant aroma in beer. view less | |
| Sybilla | Castle Malting | Sybilla is a well-balanced, versatile, dual purpose variety, used for bittering, flavoring, aroma and dry hopping. Comparable with German variety Perle German Hallertau, English Fuggle, Sterling, Cascade. Beer styles suggestions: Ales and Lagers. It's ava...view more Sybilla is a well-balanced, versatile, dual purpose variety, used for bittering, flavoring, aroma and dry hopping. Comparable with German variety Perle German Hallertau, English Fuggle, Sterling, Cascade. Beer styles suggestions: Ales and Lagers. It's available in both T90 Hop Pellets and and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Target | Castle Malting | Target is an excellent high alpha variety which gives bitterness at a very competitive price. Tends to be too harsh for aroma purposes late in the boil but has produced very good results when used as dry hop pellets in the cask. It is susceptible to downy...view more Target is an excellent high alpha variety which gives bitterness at a very competitive price. Tends to be too harsh for aroma purposes late in the boil but has produced very good results when used as dry hop pellets in the cask. It is susceptible to downy mildew but has good resistance to both powdery mildew and Verticillium Wilt. This product is available in T90 Hops Pellets and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Tetrahop Gold® | Barth-Haas Group | Tetrahop Gold® is a yellow to amber colored, aqueous alkaline solution of the potassium salts of tetrahydro-iso-α-acids. It is produced from CO2 hops extract using a patented all aqueous process. Tetrahop Gold® enhances beer foam when used as a post-ferm...view more Tetrahop Gold® is a yellow to amber colored, aqueous alkaline solution of the potassium salts of tetrahydro-iso-α-acids. It is produced from CO2 hops extract using a patented all aqueous process. Tetrahop Gold® enhances beer foam when used as a post-fermentation replacement for a part of the normal bittering. In the absence of normal α-acids and iso-β-acids, Tetrahop Gold® will give complete protection from the formation of light-struck flavour. Furthermore, it will act as an antimicrobial agent when added to beer. view less | |
| Tetrahop Platinum® | Barth-Haas Group | Tetrahop Platinum® is a yellow to amber colored, aqueous alkaline solution of the potassium salts of tetrahydro-iso-α-acids. Tetrahop Platinum® is normally used after fermentation and before final filtration. It finds application in a variety of beers and...view more Tetrahop Platinum® is a yellow to amber colored, aqueous alkaline solution of the potassium salts of tetrahydro-iso-α-acids. Tetrahop Platinum® is normally used after fermentation and before final filtration. It finds application in a variety of beers and is used to add bitterness and enhance foam properties. Depending on the type of beer, Tetrahop Platinum® may give 1.0-1.7 times the perceived bitterness of normal iso-α-acids. view less | |
| Tettnang | Castle Malting | Tettnang variety is a very fine traditional aroma hop, well established in the European Lager type beers. Has also been used successfully in traditional lighter English cask ales. It is an aroma variety which is grown mainly in the Tettnang cultivation ar...view more Tettnang variety is a very fine traditional aroma hop, well established in the European Lager type beers. Has also been used successfully in traditional lighter English cask ales. It is an aroma variety which is grown mainly in the Tettnang cultivation area of Baden-Bitburg-Rheinpfalz region of Southern Germany. It is a good yielding variety with average resistance to Peronospora and good resistance to Verticillium Wilt. It is available in T90 Hop Pellets and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Tettnanger | Barth-Haas Group | Tettnanger is a traditional domestic cultivar belonging to the Saaz family and is grown exclusively around Tettnang near Lake Constance. In this region, the unique combination of favorable climate and loamy soil provide for a very fine aroma. The Tettnang...view more Tettnanger is a traditional domestic cultivar belonging to the Saaz family and is grown exclusively around Tettnang near Lake Constance. In this region, the unique combination of favorable climate and loamy soil provide for a very fine aroma. The Tettnang hop displays good resistance to all plant diseases. Tettnanger provides an aroma to wheat beers. view less | |
| Tomahawk | Barth-Haas Group | Tomahawk, Columbus and Zeus are currently the three most important high alpha varieties. All three have Nugget as the female parent and are therefore half sisters. The outstanding feature of these cultivars is their intense aroma. | |
| Topaz | Barth-Haas Group | Topaz was originally bred as a high alpha variety mainly for the production of hop extract. Its attractive aroma characteristics were discovered only recently. This cultivar is capable of contributing very pleasant light tropical fruit characters (lychee)...view more Topaz was originally bred as a high alpha variety mainly for the production of hop extract. Its attractive aroma characteristics were discovered only recently. This cultivar is capable of contributing very pleasant light tropical fruit characters (lychee), with a satisfying earthy background. view less | |
| Topaz | Castle Malting | Topaz is capable of contributing very pleasant light tropical fruit characters (lychee), its flavor potential went unnoticed for some time, as it was sold primarily for alpha acid. When used as a late addition, overlying a satisfying earthy background. Dr...view more Topaz is capable of contributing very pleasant light tropical fruit characters (lychee), its flavor potential went unnoticed for some time, as it was sold primarily for alpha acid. When used as a late addition, overlying a satisfying earthy background. Dry hopping results in a more resinous, grassy character which remains very approachable. The perception of the flavor contributed by Topaz is modulated by the specific combination of malt, yeast, brewing and fermentation conditions used, with the lighter tropical fruit characters more pronounced in higher gravity brews. This product is available in both Type T90 Hop Pellets and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Tradition | Castle Malting | Tradition is a close descendant of Hallertau Mittelfruh bred for disease resistance and larger yields. Very refined, sweet aroma. It is used for aroma and flavor additions in Lager, Pilsner, Bock, Wheat, and Weizen. It is resistant to both Verticillium wi...view more Tradition is a close descendant of Hallertau Mittelfruh bred for disease resistance and larger yields. Very refined, sweet aroma. It is used for aroma and flavor additions in Lager, Pilsner, Bock, Wheat, and Weizen. It is resistant to both Verticillium wilt and downy mildew and it is available in bothe Type T90 Pellets and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Triskel | Castle Malting | Triskel is a new breed hop with an aroma similar to Strisselspalt, from which Triskel inherited the floral notes, but slightly fruitier. High content of essential oils make Triskel very suitable for late and dry hopping. A pleasant and well-balanced bitte...view more Triskel is a new breed hop with an aroma similar to Strisselspalt, from which Triskel inherited the floral notes, but slightly fruitier. High content of essential oils make Triskel very suitable for late and dry hopping. A pleasant and well-balanced bitter character. It is tolerant to downy mildew and Peronospora and is available in Type T90 Hop Pellets and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Tsingtao Flower | Barth-Haas Group | Tsingtao Flower (Qingdaodahua青岛大花) dominates the range of hops in the People's Republic of China, which occupies up to 90% of the growing area. This is a dual purpose hop with Chinese Cluster lineage. It contains approximately 7.0% and approximately 3.3%t...view more Tsingtao Flower (Qingdaodahua青岛大花) dominates the range of hops in the People's Republic of China, which occupies up to 90% of the growing area. This is a dual purpose hop with Chinese Cluster lineage. It contains approximately 7.0% and approximately 3.3%total polyphenols. view less | |
| Ultra | Barth-Haas Group | Ultra hops was bred by the hops research program in Corvallis, Oregon in 1983 and is a triploid variety. This aroma hop is grown in the USA and is the half-sister to Mount Hood, Liberty and Crystal. It contains 2.0-3.5% alpha acids and 3.0-4.5% beta acids...view more Ultra hops was bred by the hops research program in Corvallis, Oregon in 1983 and is a triploid variety. This aroma hop is grown in the USA and is the half-sister to Mount Hood, Liberty and Crystal. It contains 2.0-3.5% alpha acids and 3.0-4.5% beta acids. The myrcene content of Ultra hops is 15.0-25.0% of total. view less | |
| Vanguard | Castle Malting | Vanguard provides excellent aromatic notes, along with a very low cohumulone content. It is used in Lager, Pilsner, Bock, Kölsch, Wheat, Munich Helles and Belgian-Style Ales. It originated in the USA and has a resistance to hop downy mildew similar to tha...view more Vanguard provides excellent aromatic notes, along with a very low cohumulone content. It is used in Lager, Pilsner, Bock, Kölsch, Wheat, Munich Helles and Belgian-Style Ales. It originated in the USA and has a resistance to hop downy mildew similar to that of the cultivars Nugget and Willamette. It is available in Type T90 Hop Pellets and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Vanilla Pods | Castle Malting | Vanilla (Vanilla fragrans) pods are mainly composed of vanilline, alcohols, aldehydes, esters and other aromatic molecules. It has a creamy vanilla flavor and is used in Imperial stouts, IPA, dark beers, and strong beers. | |
| Vital | Castle Malting | Vitals alpha content is relatively high but it is unique especially due to very high content of DMX. The smell of hops is pronounced hoppy and spicy. In brewing trials and beer tasting contests Vital showed good influence on beer taste and smell. Vital is...view more Vitals alpha content is relatively high but it is unique especially due to very high content of DMX. The smell of hops is pronounced hoppy and spicy. In brewing trials and beer tasting contests Vital showed good influence on beer taste and smell. Vital is medium susceptible to downy mildew (Pseudoperonospora humuli) and tolerant to powdery mildew (Podosphaera macularis). It is available in Type T90 Hop Pellets and in Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Wai-iti | Castle Malting | Wai-iti has a reasonable weight of oil, which is further enhanced as a ratio to alpha based on this variety being selected as a low alpha type to showcase its aroma characters. Wai-iti has a startlingly citrus aroma made up of mandarin, lemon and lime zes...view more Wai-iti has a reasonable weight of oil, which is further enhanced as a ratio to alpha based on this variety being selected as a low alpha type to showcase its aroma characters. Wai-iti has a startlingly citrus aroma made up of mandarin, lemon and lime zest. Low cohumulone adds to the overall quality of the finish which is soft. Beer styles: Golden Ale/Blond Ale. It is available in Type T90 Hops Pellets and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| Waimea | Castle Malting | Waimea is a new world flavor hop selected originally for alpha content and quality bitterness but now for its genuine dual purpose capability in delivery of unique fresh crushed citrus aroma and flavor notes. Can be used across a wide array of styles and ...view more Waimea is a new world flavor hop selected originally for alpha content and quality bitterness but now for its genuine dual purpose capability in delivery of unique fresh crushed citrus aroma and flavor notes. Can be used across a wide array of styles and dry hopping applications in IPA’s or big Imperial-style Lagers. It enjoys the relatively disease free environment of New Zealand, and has not been associated with any mildews or fungus. view less | |
| Wakatu | Castle Malting | Wakatu typically has a very restrained floral character which selectors say is atop an aroma of freshly-zested lime. These excellent brewing qualities carry right through from selection to the finished beer and it is due, in part to this ability that this...view more Wakatu typically has a very restrained floral character which selectors say is atop an aroma of freshly-zested lime. These excellent brewing qualities carry right through from selection to the finished beer and it is due, in part to this ability that this hop is selected by several major brewers internationally. True dual purpose hop with enviable alpha/beta ratio. Measures up on flavor scores as well as flavor stability trials. Often used in International Premium Lagers, it has no real disease problems. view less | |
| Warrior | Castle Malting | Warrior is a general-purpose bittering hop that offers a neutral, clean bittering primarily in ale styles. It has a relative low cohumulone content which contributes to a smooth, pleasing bitterness. This is a relatively new variety that has gained popula...view more Warrior is a general-purpose bittering hop that offers a neutral, clean bittering primarily in ale styles. It has a relative low cohumulone content which contributes to a smooth, pleasing bitterness. This is a relatively new variety that has gained popularity in hoppy and bitter American Ales. It has moderate tolerance to powdery mildew, Spaerotheca and good pickability of a medium size cone. It is available in Type T90 Hop Pellets and Leaf Hops. view less | |
| WGV (Whitbreads Golding Variety) | Castle Malting | WGV (Whitbreads Golding Variety) provides excellent aromatic notes, along with a very low cohumulone content. It originated in the UK and is Susceptible to downy and powdery mildew but shows a small degree of tolerance to Verticillium Wilt. It is used in ...view more WGV (Whitbreads Golding Variety) provides excellent aromatic notes, along with a very low cohumulone content. It originated in the UK and is Susceptible to downy and powdery mildew but shows a small degree of tolerance to Verticillium Wilt. It is used in English Ales. view less | |
| Whitbread Golding Variety (WGV) | Barth-Haas Group | Whitbread Golding Variety (WGV) is a hop variety that was originally bred in 1911 on land owned by a farmer named Whitbread. It was selected as a seedling and planted extensively during the 1950s, when verticillium wilt started to encroach on the Fuggles ...view more Whitbread Golding Variety (WGV) is a hop variety that was originally bred in 1911 on land owned by a farmer named Whitbread. It was selected as a seedling and planted extensively during the 1950s, when verticillium wilt started to encroach on the Fuggles and Goldings. It is not a true Golding, but has a similar aroma. This hop provides a distinctive sweet fruit flavor in beer, similar to but generally more pronounced and robust than Goldings. view less | |
| Willamette | Barth-Haas Group | Willamette is named after the valley of the same name in northeast Oregon. Willamette is a daughter of Fuggles and was developed as part of the USDA breeding programme in Oregon. It was released as a US aroma variety in 1976. This cultivar is characterise...view more Willamette is named after the valley of the same name in northeast Oregon. Willamette is a daughter of Fuggles and was developed as part of the USDA breeding programme in Oregon. It was released as a US aroma variety in 1976. This cultivar is characterised by its low alpha content and a mild aroma that has a fundamental similarity to that of Fuggles. Although Willamette is more difficult to grow than most hop varieties, it is widely planted in all US growing regions. view less | |
| Willamette | Castle Malting | Willamette provides a mild, pleasant, hop aroma and bitterness to all English-style Ales, and US Pale and Brown Ales. This hop has USA origin and was released in 1976 and well-established in the US industry. It is currently the most widely grown aroma hop...view more Willamette provides a mild, pleasant, hop aroma and bitterness to all English-style Ales, and US Pale and Brown Ales. This hop has USA origin and was released in 1976 and well-established in the US industry. It is currently the most widely grown aroma hops in the US. It has no visible reaction to prunus necrotic ring spot virus and fair resistance to downy mildew and powdery mildew but susceptible to Verticillium wilt. view less | |
| Woodruff | Castle Malting | Woodruff is composed of 1% coumarin heteroside form, iridoid (asperuloside), bitter, and tannins. It has strong almond notes with a touch of vanilla and an almond taste with a fresh, light sensation. Also it has sour and acidic notes reminiscent of lambic...view more Woodruff is composed of 1% coumarin heteroside form, iridoid (asperuloside), bitter, and tannins. It has strong almond notes with a touch of vanilla and an almond taste with a fresh, light sensation. Also it has sour and acidic notes reminiscent of lambic and gueuze, and sharpness slightly reminiscent of that of hops. It has usage in Berliner Weisse. view less | |
| Wye Challenger | Barth-Haas Group | Wye Challenger was developed at Wye College from a cross in 1963 and was released in 1971. This hop variety is highly resistant to downy mildew. Wye Challenger is a dual purpose hop grown in the UK. It was bred from Northern Brewer and Target. It contains...view more Wye Challenger was developed at Wye College from a cross in 1963 and was released in 1971. This hop variety is highly resistant to downy mildew. Wye Challenger is a dual purpose hop grown in the UK. It was bred from Northern Brewer and Target. It contains 6.5-8.5% alpha acids and 2.5-4.3% beta acids. The myrcene content of this product is 28.0-32.9% of total. view less | |
| Wye Target | Barth-Haas Group | Wye Target was bred at Wye College and released in 1976. It is the most widely grown British hop, which offers very high bitter value and very good stability. A flexible hop that may be used to effectively bitter a wide variety of both ales and lagers. U...view more Wye Target was bred at Wye College and released in 1976. It is the most widely grown British hop, which offers very high bitter value and very good stability. A flexible hop that may be used to effectively bitter a wide variety of both ales and lagers. Unusually effective for dry hop aroma. view less | |
| Zbyszko | Barth-Haas Group | Zbyszko is a dwarf variety which was bred from Lubelski and Brewers Gold and was released 1996. It is a bitter hop grown in Poland. Zbyszko contains 5.0-8.0% alpha acids and 5.7-7.0% beta acids. The myrcene content for this product is 40.0-50.0% of total ...view more Zbyszko is a dwarf variety which was bred from Lubelski and Brewers Gold and was released 1996. It is a bitter hop grown in Poland. Zbyszko contains 5.0-8.0% alpha acids and 5.7-7.0% beta acids. The myrcene content for this product is 40.0-50.0% of total and the total oils content is 1.0-1.5 ml per 100 grams. view less | |
| Zeus | Barth-Haas Group | Zeus, Tomahawk and Columbus are currently the three most important high alpha varieties. All three have Nugget as the female parent and are therefore half sisters. The outstanding feature of these cultivars is their intense aroma. Zeus is used in beer. | |
| Zula | Barth-Haas Group | Zula was released in 2004 as a high alpha variety and was bred from Lubelski and Savinjski Golding. The level of alpha acids in Zula is 10.0-14.0% and 5.0-7.0% beta acids. The myrcene content for this product is 40.0-50.0% of total. Zula provides a bitter...view more Zula was released in 2004 as a high alpha variety and was bred from Lubelski and Savinjski Golding. The level of alpha acids in Zula is 10.0-14.0% and 5.0-7.0% beta acids. The myrcene content for this product is 40.0-50.0% of total. Zula provides a bitter taste and is used in beer. view less | |
| Barley Wine | Castle Malting | Barley Wine is a strong, top-fermenting ale, with an alcohol contents of at least 8% and up to 12% (or more) by volume. It is called a barley wine because it can be as strong as wine; but since it is made from grain rather than fruit, it is, in fact, a be...view more Barley Wine is a strong, top-fermenting ale, with an alcohol contents of at least 8% and up to 12% (or more) by volume. It is called a barley wine because it can be as strong as wine; but since it is made from grain rather than fruit, it is, in fact, a beer. Serve this beer in a special glass, that will concentrate the aroma. It is excellent with cigars or with dessert. view less | |
| Belgian Amber Beer | Castle Malting | Due to the combination of Château Munich Light® and Chateau Abbey® malts, Belgian Amber Beer is characterized by a rich warmness typical of wine and a unique freshness typical of beer. | |
| Belgian Blonde Beer | Castle Malting | Belgian Blonde Beer is a dense beer with a rich taste, long aftertaste and, as a rule, low carbonation. Unlike the majority of other beers, Belgian Blond Beer is served cooled to just 6-12 º C. | |
| Belgian Brown Beer | Castle Malting | Belgian Brown Beer is a beer of character with a rich sweet malt flavour and a well-balanced taste. It leaves a subtle aftertaste of burnt wood. | |
| Belgian Dark Abbey Beer | Castle Malting | Belgian Dark Abbey Beer is a beer of character with a rich sweet malt flavour and a well-balanced taste. It leaves a subtle aftertaste of burnt wood. | |
| Belgian Red Pure Malt Beer | Castle Malting | Belgian Red Pure Malt Beer is a bit sweet, with a lightly hopped tea-like flavor. Well-rounded and balanced flavors and a pleasant toasted malt character. A drying finish is common. | |
| Belgian Stout | Castle Malting | This Belgian-style stout has big roast flavors reminiscent of chocolate and coffee layered on top of the slightly tart dark fruits that Belgian yeasts can produce in spades. In short, it's delicious. | |
| Belgian Wheat Beer | Castle Malting | Belgian Wheat or White beer is traditionally considered to be a summer drink. It is usually consumed as an aperitif with a slice of orange or lemon. | |
| Belgian-style IPA | Castle Malting | Belgian-style IPA is the perfect answer for enthusiasts who want hoppy IPA character combined with the complex, fruity, spicy character of Belgian Strong Pale Ales. | |
| Blond Beer (Leffe Style) | Castle Malting | Leffe Blond is an authentic blond abbey beer with a slight hint of bitterness to it. |
