Nelson Sauvin Hops (New Zealand)
Product detailed description
Nelson Sauvin is a New Zealand variety famous for its wine-like character: notes of white wine, fresh gooseberry and grapes recall Sauvignon Blanc — the grape it was named after.
A dual-purpose hop with a very assertive character — the fruity, vinous aroma can quickly dominate a beer, so it pays to dose it with care.
It shows best in late boil additions and dry hopping. A great fit for bold Pale Ales and IPAs; in smaller doses it can lift a Lager as well.
Additional parameters
| Category: | New Zealand hops |
|---|---|
| Aroma: | Citrus, Sweet fruit |
| Beer style: | APA, NEIPA, Pale Ale, Wheat Beer, Saison, West Coast IPA |
| Type: | universal hops |
| Country of origin: | New Zealand |
| Form: | T90 |
| Alpha acid: | 10-13% |
| Beta acid: | 6-8% |
| Total oil: | 1.1ml/100g |
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