Hallertau Blanc CRYO Hops (Germany)
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Product detailed description
Hallertau Blanc is a German variety with a wine-like character: gooseberry and white grapes with fresh grass, grapefruit and currant.
Cryo Hops form: concentrated lupulin separated from whole hop cones at extremely low temperatures, with the essential oils and resins preserved. The pellets are roughly twice as intense as T90 pellets: plan on about half the usual dose. Less plant material also means lower beer losses and a cleaner expression with no grassy notes.
Additional parameters
| Category: | German hops |
|---|---|
| Country of origin: | Germany |
| Beer style: | APA, Belgian Ale, NEIPA, Wheat Beer, Saison |
| Aroma: | Citrus, Sweet fruit |
| Type: | aromatic hops |
| Form: | Cryo |
| Alpha acid: | 9-12% |
| Beta acid: | 4-7% |
| Total oil: | 0,8-2,2 ml/100g |
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