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Helix Rising, an outstanding DIPA made with Chinook, Simcoe and Sequoia hops. This may have been my first time enjoy Sequoia hops!!!
Double Mountain "Simcoe A GoGo": One-Hop Wonder
Double Mountain “Simcoe A GoGo”: One-Hop Wonder
One of the FAQs of The Pour Fool, out of several thousand emails, in our first ten years, is this one or variations thereof…
“Can you help me understand hops? I know what they do but there are so many of them that I can’t keep them straight. How do they taste? Are they about more than bitterness? What’s the deal with these things, anyway?”
Well…how much time do ya have? This is a HUGE subject.
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People often ask how to add hops to homebrew. Here are some tips and some common questions. When to add hops to beer? You can add hops at various stages of the brewing process. Hops can be mash hopped, first wort hopped, dry hopped, boil hopped, and late hopped. Choose a technique that suits...
Chinook hops are a very distinctive dual-purpose hop used in Ales, commonly in IPA, for both bittering and flavor/aroma. Chinook hops profile: Characteristics: Bouquet of pine and spice. Purpose: Bittering & Aroma. Alpha Acids: 12%-14% Beta Acids: 3%-4% Substitutes: Galena, Eroica, Nugget...
EKG Hops profile: Characteristics: Aromas of lavender, spice, honey, thyme, earthy flavors. Purpose: Aroma. Alpha Acid Composition: 5%-6% Beta Acid Composition: 2%-3% Origin: England. Substitutes: Whitbread Golding, Progress, Fuggle, First Gold. Style Guide: Pale Ale, Extra Special English Ale...
How to store hops? Hops are very delicate and can easily be affected by the climate and conditions they are stored in. Most hops are packed in a sealed, airtight, and opaque bag or container and kept in freezing or below-freezing storage. However, once that bag is opened, the hop pellets...
What are hop cones? The hop cone (also called the hop flower or strobile) is the mature female flower that is borne on current season lateral growth produced along the bines. The cone contains the lupulin glands that produce the alpha acids, beta acids and essential oils that brewers value for...
What are the most popular hops? Hop varieties for brewing purposes are loosely grouped according to their alpha acid percentage (bitterness) and essential oil content (aroma). The terms used to identify the key varietal groups are bitter, aroma and dual purpose. The International Hop Growers...
