Aroma
an aroma abundant with fruity citrus and pine characters
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| Source | |
|---|---|
| an aroma abundant with fruity citrus and pine characters | Charles Faram |
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No US acreage has been published for this hop yet.
The farm column shows only a farm the brewery itself named for this hop.
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| Form | Use | Farm Named by the Brewery | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver | Perpetual Fog | Urbanrest Brewing Co. | Juicy or Hazy Strong Pale Ale | Not Found | Not Found | Not Found |
Each brewery links to its page.
| Urbanrest Brewing Co. | 1 |
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Grown by. These farms publish this variety as grown. It does not mean a medal beer used hops from that farm.
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No farm has been published as growing this hop yet.
Waimea is a hop variety from New Zealand, proprietary, from Plant & Food Research hop breeding program (New Zealand). It was released in 2012. Its published alpha acid range is 16 to 19 percent.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Origin | New Zealand |
| Breeder or owner program | Plant & Food Research hop breeding program (New Zealand) |
| Trademark | Waimea (trademark symbol on the Charles Faram page) |
| Proprietary or public | proprietary |
| Year released | 2012 |
| Parentage | Parentage traces back to Cluster, Saaz and Fuggle (Charles Faram) |
| Published use | not published |
| Alpha class | high (14 percent and above) |
Also published as: Waimea Cryo.
Ranges are as published by the breeder or supplier named under sources; a single value means the source printed one figure.
| Measure | Published | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| alpha acids | 16 to 19 | percent |
| beta acids | 7 to 9 | percent |
| cohumulone | 22 to 24 | percent of alpha acids |
| total oil | not published | ml per 100 g |
| myrcene | not published | percent of total oil |
| humulene | 9 to 10 | percent of total oil |
| caryophyllene | not published | percent of total oil |
| farnesene | 5 (single value) | percent of total oil |
Humulene and farnesene are as published (farnesene a single value).
As published by Charles Faram: "an aroma abundant with fruity citrus and pine characters"
This variety is not grown commercially in the United States as far as the sources checked show, so US acreage does not apply.