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T90 pellets
Indispensable in various modern IPA beers. Used for aroma and flavour which it has penty.
Slovenian hops that serves as bittering and aroma hops. Aroma includes herbs and gentle tropical fruit. Known also as Super Styrain.
New type of hop with pear and nut notes, someone says it has a lemon flavour too. Delightful tea notes.
At the moment one of the most popular hops world wide. It adds unique floral, spicy and citrusy aroma and flavour to the beer.
Also known as Super Cascade due to it's almost double amount of alpha acids that makes it appropriate for aroma and bitterness.
Aroma and bitterness hops with spicy piney aroma that is accompanied by grapefruit.
Indispensable in various modern IPA beers. Used for aroma and flavour which it has plenty.
Very popular bitterness hops. Descriptors are black pepper, liquorice, curry and subtle citrusy aromas.
East Kent Golding is considered to be the quintessential English hop, long held as one of the island’s favorites for ales and pale ales.
Ella™ (previously known as Stella) packs less of an upfront punch than her big sister Galaxy™, but is no less of a star. In lower doses, Ella™ can display floral and subtle spice notes, such as star anise, which is best appreciated in lagers or pilsners. With larger additions or when dry hopping, Ella™ imparts distinct tropical and grapefruit flavours.
The newest flavour hop from Australia is bit of a chameleon – different aspects of her enigmatic character shine, depending on how you use her. Typical descriptors don’t work very well for Enigma™. Tasting sessions have given interesting terms like ‘Pinot Gris’, ‘raspberries’, and ‘redcurrant’, through to rock melon and light tropical fruit.
Classic English aroma hops, used in Ales and Stouts. Delicate, herbal, slightly spicy and floral aroma. Suitable for dry-hopping in IPAs and Bitters.
