Items found matching the tag "lime"
Archer® was bred in the United Kingdom by the Charles Faram Ltd as part of their Charles Faram Hop Development Programme. The aroma is considered unique as it is a mix of class British and citrus. Archer® is a seedling of Sovereign and was planted along with Minstrel®. Released in 2013. A strong grower that needs to be held back in spring to promote bine growth.
Atlas is a bred by the Hop Research Institute in Zalec, Slovenia, Yugoslavia (Dr. Tone Wagner) and released in the 1970s. It is a cross between Brewer's Gold (female) and a Yugoslavian male (3/3M). Together with Aurora, Ahil, and Apolon was considered to be Super Styrian hops when released. This meant they were similar to Syrian (Fuggle) but had a higher alpha content. But, in fact, it is bread from Brewer's Gold, making the classification mute.
Bombastic® was bred by Wild About Hops in New Zealand. From Riwaka™ (f) and Nelson Sauvin™ (m), this hops drops the bomb of aroma and flavor with passionfruit, blackberry, ginger, lime, melon, and white wine grapes. Large, 6cm cones make this easy to harvest.
Elani was bred by Yakima Quality Hops, initially known as YQH-1320. Elani was available commercially for the first time in 2022.
Exotique® was bred by Wild About Hops in New Zealand. Bred from a Riwaka™ female and proprietary male, is full of peach, blueberry, pear, kiwi, and lime.
Fat Head® was bred at Monhopoly Hop Breeding in New Zealand bred from Fuggle and Cluster. The unique aroma/flavor profile lend this hop to pale and dark ales.
Hallertauer Taurus was bred in Hüll, Germany and released in 1995 at the Hop Research Center. This is a high alpha acid variety with a clean and crisp bitterness.
Limealicious® has a mother of Motueka™ and an unnamed father in 2020. Bred by Wild About Hops gets its name from the lime green leaves that glow yellow with lime stripes in the sun.
Lórien® was purposely bred, by Indie Hops Flavor Project, to be used in low gravity beers, in an attempt to keep up with the trend of the public towards lighter, low-alcohol, carbonated beverages. Designed by Shaun Townsend, at Oregon State University, the seed for Lorien was gathered in 2010 from Sterling female pollinated with a German male. Lemon and lime forward with notes of hay and melon that is swept away by cinnamon, while allowing the beers malts to shine.
Mellow Yellow® was bred by Wild About Hops from Hersbrucker seed brought over by German immigrants. The gentle and subtle profile lend to the hops name: Mellow Yellow.
Most™ was bred by Charles Faram and released in 2020. Most is a sister to Jester™ and Olicana®. It's aromatics make it best suited for late additions and dry hopping. Grown in the Czech Republic, Most became the first Charles Faram grown outside the United Kingdom. It takes it name from the Czechian city Most, which means bridge.
Motueka™ was bred by New Zealand's Plant & Food Research, a triploid descendant of Saaz. A great dual purpose hop.
Pacifica has German lineage. Bred by HortResearch in New Zealand it was released commercially in 1994. Open breeding of Hallertau and is mostly known for its aroma qualities.
Purple Haze® was bred by Wild About Hops from a Riwaka™ female and a Nelson Sauvin™ male with a Saaz grand parent. A soft bitterness and Saaz heritage make it ideal for lagers. Purple Haze gets it name from the deep purple hue of the bine it grows on.
Taiheke® was bred from Fuggle and an unknown male, which possibly was a cross between Fuggle and Serebrianka. Taiheke is the first hop commercially bred from USDA-ARS program in 1972. Oil composition and fruitiness make Taiheke star in late kettle additions and dry hopping.
Wai-iti™ was bred by New Zealand Plant & Food Research and released in 2011 along with Kohatu®. Heritage straight forward but exists in Hallertau and Liberty. Wai-iti™ is a low alpha acid variety that makes up for it with big flavor. Smoother but considered similar to Riwaka™.
Wakatu™ was developed by HortResearch's New Zealand Hop Research Program in an attempt to breed a new aroma hop. Bred from female Hallertau and male New Zealand variety and released in 1988. High myrcene levels contribute lime flavor. Named for the Maori name for Nelson, Whakatu.