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| Aroma | | Blackcurrant, fruity, spicy | | Alpha Acids | | 8 - 10% | Beta Acids | | 3.5 - 4.5% | | Pedigree | | A sibling of Bullion developed by Professor Salmon in 1934 | | Disease Resistance | | Low resistance to wilt and powdery mildew | | Industry Perception | | Mainly used as a bittering hop | | Substitutes | | Bullion | | Beer Styles | | Ale, Pilsners & Lambic | | Maturity | | Medium to late | Yield | | 2750 kg./ha. or 2400 lb./ac. | | Growth Habit | | Normal | Lupulin | | Unknown | | Pickability | | Good | Cone Structure | | Over-sized, compact cone | | Cohumulone | | 40 - 48% of alpha acids | Storage | | Poor | | Total Oil | | 2.0 - 2.4 mls/100 grams | Myrcene | | 37 - 40% of whole oil | | Humulene | | 29 - 31% of whole oil | Caryophyllene | | 7 - 7.5% of whole oil | | Farnesene | | <1% of whole oil | | | | | Other Info | | Limited acreage in the US | |
Data from the Hop Union Databook, and parsed and HTMLized by Bodensatz |