Hop: Blato
Description
Blato has an unknown parentage but is believed to be related to Saaz. Blato originated from a regional variety knows as Ustecky Krajovy, Registered in 1952, is considered one of the oldest authorized Czech Republic hops. Noble characteristics make Blato subtle/smooth which is great for Pilsners.
General Information
Profile |
Noble aroma |
Country |
Czechoslovakia |
Substitutes |
Saaz |
Purpose |
Aroma |
Yield |
< 600 pounds/acre |
Storage |
Retains 65% alpha acid contents after 6 months of storage at 68°F. |
Beer Styles |
Pilsner |
Susceptible |
Downy mildew |
Acids
Alpha Acid |
4.5% |
Beta Acid |
3.5% |
Cohumulone |
21.0% |
Oils
Total Oil |
0.65 mL/100g |
Myrcene |
N/A |
Humulene |
18.0% |
Caryophyllene |
5.0% |
Farnesene |
11.2% |
Additional Characteristics
Growth Rate |
Poor |
Maturity |
Early |
Sex |
Female |
Leaf Color |
Dark green |
Side Arm Length |
6 - 10 inches |
Tags
Last Updated
Source(s)
Hops Catalog