Mandarina Bavaria Hops (Germany)
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Product detailed description
Mandarina Bavaria is a German dual-purpose variety with a sweet fruit profile of tangerine and citrus.
It is often used to balance earthy and herbal hops; as a late addition or dry hop it brings a fresh wave of fruit into the beer.
A versatile choice for any style that benefits from bold fruit character: from Lager to IPA.
Additional parameters
| Category: | German hops |
|---|---|
| Country of origin: | Germany |
| Beer style: | APA, IPA, Sour Ale, Lager, NEIPA, Saison, Stout |
| Aroma: | Citrus, Sweet fruit |
| Type: | universal hops |
| Form: | T90 |
| Alpha acid: | 7-10% |
| Beta acid: | 5-6.5% |
| Total oil: | 2,1-2,3 ml/100g |
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