| Bristol Botanicals |
| Hops Humulus lupulus
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| Bristol Botanicals |
| Hops powder Humulus lupulus
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| Hopsteiner |
| Admiral
Odor: fruity, tea, citrusy Use: Bred at Wye College to complement Target. Released in the late nineties and still growing in acreage, it promises eventually to yield higher than Target. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Apollo
Hopsteiner Experimental Hop #01051 Odor: lime, grapefruit, pine Use: Zeus x (98001 x USDA 19058m). |
| Hopsteiner |
| Ariana
2010/72/20 Odor: black berries, blackcurrant, peach, pear, tropical fruits, resinous Use: Herkules x wild hop male |
| Hopsteiner |
| Aurora
Odor: floral, citrusy, herbal, aniseed, tea Use: A Northern Brewer cross originating in Yugoslavia. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Bitter Gold
Odor: Pine, Grapefruit, floral Use: The lineage goes back to Brewer's Gold, Bullion, Comet and Fuggle and was released in 1999 |
| Hopsteiner |
| Boadicea
Odor: spicy, floral, dried fruit, ripe fruit Use: Dwarf variety recently developed at Wye Hops Ltd. by Peter Darby. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Bobek
Odor: floral, hoppy, pine, lime Use: A cross between Northern Brewer and a wild hop. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Bor
Odor: hoppy, spicy Use: Hybrid posterity of Northern Brewer which was open pollinated by Saaz provenience components - released in the Czech Republic in 1994. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Bramling Cross
Odor: grapefruit, vanilla, gooseberry Use: Bred at Wye in the 1920's from a Bramling (a traditional Golding variety) and a male seedling of the Manitoban wild hop. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Bravo
Hopsteiner Experimental Hop #01046 Odor: orange, fruity, vanilla, floral Use: Zeus x (98004 x USDA 19058m). |
| Hopsteiner |
| Brewers Gold
Odor: Currant, spicy, fruity Use: A open pollinated cross of a Manitoban wild hop (BB1) originating in England. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Callista
2010/08/33 Odor: Pleasant hoppy note, intensively fruity, apricot, passion fruit, red berries Use: Hallertauer Tradition x Hüll male breeding line |
| Hopsteiner |
| Calypso
Hopsteiner Experimental Hop #03129 Odor: pear, apple, tropical fruit, mint Use: A diploid aroma-type hop, originated from a cross between Hopsteiner breeding female 98005 and a Hopsteiner male derived from Nugget and USDA 19058m. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Cascade
Odor: fruity, citrusy, herbal Use: Open pollinated of a Fuggle seedling, itself derived from crosses between Fuggle and the Russian hop Serebrianka. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Centennial
Odor: lemon, resinous, vanilla Use: Selected from a cross between a Brewers Gold and Fuggle seedling and a selected USDA male with largely Brewers Gold parentage. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Challenger
Odor: spicy, green tea, cedar Use: Bred at Wye College and released for commercial planting in 1972; it is a granddaughter of Northern Brewer crossed with a downy mildew resistant male and is a 'cousin' of Target. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Chinook
Odor: resinous, apricot, grapefruit Use: From a cross between Petham Golding and a USDA-selected male with high alpha-acids and good storage properties. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Cluster
Odor: grapefruit, pine, citrusy Use: Not known but possibly the result of a cross between an English variety and an American male hop. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Columbus / Tomahawk
Odor: black pepper, onion, light citrus Use: Tomahawk is a bittering hop of recent origin. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Comet
Odor: grapefruit, grass, rose, fruity Use: Comet was originally released as a high alpha by the USDA in 1974. Its parentage is English Sunshine and a native American hop giving it a “wild American” characteristic. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Crystal
Odor: grass, pine, citrusy Use: A triploid Hallertau Mittelfrueh x (Cascade x USDA 65009-64034M). Half-sister of Mt. Hood, Liberty and Ultra. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Delta
Hopsteiner Experimental Hop #04188 Odor: spicy, earthy, ginger, citrusy Use: A diploid aroma-type hop, originated from a cross between Fuggle and a male derived from Cascade. |
| Hopsteiner |
| El Dorado
Odor: tropical, lemon, vanilla Use: The lineage goes back to Brewer's Gold, Bullion, Comet and Fuggle and was released in 1999 |
| Hopsteiner |
| Eureka
variety-data-sheets/Eureka/ Odor: Hopsteiner Experimental Hop #05256 Use: The lineage goes back to Brewer's Gold, Bullion, Comet and Fuggle and was released in 1999 Flavor: black currant, dark fruits, strong herbal notes, pine tree |
| Hopsteiner |
| Experimental #04190
Odor: green tea, floral, light pear Use: A cross out of Fuggle and a Cascade male |
| Hopsteiner |
| Experimental #06297
Odor: orange, vanilla, berry, tropical fruits Use: 50% Eastern Gold, 25% Apollo, Cascade, USDA 19058 |
| Hopsteiner |
| Experimental #07270
Odor: spicy, resinous, tangerine Use: 50 % Apollo, 25 % Wye Target |
| Hopsteiner |
| Experimental #09326
Odor: berry, tropical fruit, grapefruit, herbal Use: 75% Cascade |
| Hopsteiner |
| First Gold
Odor: red berries, herbal, orange, citrusy Use: A dwarf hop bred at Wye College from a cross pollination of WGV with a dwarf male; released in the late nineties it has successfully progressed from trial plots into full production. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Fuggle
Odor: mild, grassy, mint, earthy Use: Seedling selected in 1875 in England. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Galena
Odor: lemon, earthy, onion Use: Open pollinated seedling of Brewers Gold. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Glacier
Odor: grass, cedar, fruity Use: Cross between Elsasser F and 8685-014 M. Genetic composition is 1/2 Elsasser 5/32 Brewer's Gold, 1/8 Northern Brewer, 1/16 Bullion, 1/32 Early Green, 1/32 German Aroma hop, 1/64 East Kent Golding, 1/128 Bavarian and 9/128 unknown. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Golding (UK)
Odor: spicy, earthy, herbal Use: An old, long established English variety originating in Kent; the name Goldings covers a group of similar varieties variously known as Cobbs, Amos, Early Bird, Eastwell, Bramling, Canterbury and Mathon. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Hallertau Blanc
Odor: white wine, coffee, cassis, gooseberry Use: Cascade x Huell male |
| Hopsteiner |
| Hallertauer Magnum
Odor: fruity, apple, pepper Use: A Galena cross (751513M) originating in Germany, released in 1993. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Hallertauer Merkur
Odor: citrusy, sugar-like, mint, pineapple Use: A cross between Hallertauer Magnum and 81/8/13, bred in Huell. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Hallertauer Mittelfrueh
Odor: spicy, grassy, tea, slight citrusy Use: A landrace variety originating in Germany. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Hallertauer Taurus
Odor: pepper, lime, currant, spicy Use: A German high alpha cross between 82/39/37 and 85/54/15M, bred in Huell; released in 1995. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Hallertauer Tradition
Odor: tea, spicy, orange, lavender Use: A cross between Hallertauer Gold and 75/15/106M originating in Germany, released in 1993. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Herkules
Odor: pepper, spicy, resinous, orange Use: A German high alpha cross variety, bred in Huell. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Hersbrucker
Odor: spicy, hay, orange, tobacco Use: A landrace variety originating Germany. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Horizon
Odor: floral, citrusy, spicy Use: Released in 1998 from a cross between a selected high alpha-acid and high beta-acid USDA female and a selected USDA Geman aroma male. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Huell Melon
Odor: melon, tropical fruit, orange, vanilla Use: Cascade x Huell male |
| Hopsteiner |
| Lemondrop
Hopsteiner Experimental Hop #01210 Odor: lemon, mint, green tea, light melon Use: Aroma-type hop, originated from a cross between Cascade and USDA 19058 male |
| Hopsteiner |
| Liberty
Odor: herbal, spicy, rose Use: A triploid seedling of the German Hallertau variety. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Lubelski (Lublin)
Odor: tea, lemon, floral Use: A landrace aroma variety thought to have been bred from a Saaz selection; grown in the area of Poland of the same name. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Mandarina Bavaria
Odor: Tangerine, grapefruit, lime, bubble gum Use: Cascade x Huell male breeding line (94/045/001 x wild PM resistant male) |
| Hopsteiner |
| Marynka
Odor: aniseed, grapefruit, lemon Use: Polish breeding. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Melba
Odor: Passionfruit, Grapefruit, citrus and summery characteristics |
| Hopsteiner |
| Mount Hood
Odor: floral, herbal, tarragon, honey Use: A triploid seedling of the German Hallertauer variety; daughter of Hallertauer Mittelfrueh and sister to Liberty. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Mt. Rainier
Odor: Grass, Cedar, Lemon, Tea Use: Hallertauer Magnum x USDA 19085M - cross made in 1994 in Corvallis OR and released in 2009 |
| Hopsteiner |
| Nelson Sauvin
Odor: white wine, fruity, grape, gooseberries Use: A triploid variety developed at Hort Research, Riwaka Research Centre from a Smoothcone and NZ male cross; first released in 2000. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Northdown
Odor: spicy, floral, pine Use: Bred at Wye College from a Northern Brewer and a downy mildew-resistant male cross; closely related to both Target and Challenger; released for commercial planting in the early 1970's. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Northern Brewer
Odor: grassy, spicy, lime, pine, mint Use: A German cross between a Canterbury Golding and 'OB21' - a male seedling of Brewers Gold. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Nugget
Odor: resinous, pineapple, floral Use: Selected from a cross between Brewers Gold and a high alpha-acid male with good storage properties; released in 1982. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Opal
Odor: herbal, pepper, grass, aniseed Use: New variety bred in Huell |
| Hopsteiner |
| Perle
Odor: tea, spicy, green fruit, pepper Use: A German variety bred in Huell resulting from a cross between Northern Brewer and 63/5/27M. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Phoenix
Odor: spicy, chocolate Use: Developed at Wye College; a seedling of Yeoman, this variety shows great promise as a versatile and robust new variety. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Pilgrim
Odor: spicy, citrusy, pear Use: A new variety registered by Wye College in 2001. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Polaris
Odor: menthol, ice wine, pineapple Use: 94/075/758 x 97/060/720 (div. Huell material) |
| Hopsteiner |
| Premiant
Odor: fruity, lemon, lavender Use: Released in the Czech Republic in 1996, descendant of the variety Northern Brewer. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Pride of Ringwood
Odor: fruity, citrusy, cedar, herbal Use: Bred in Australia from an English variety - Pride of Kent; released in 1965. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Progress
Odor: spicy, currant, cassis Use: Developed at Wye College in 1951 from WGV and released in 1964 as a wilt-tolerant alternative to Fuggle. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Saazer
Odor: grass, resinous, lemon Use: A landrace variety originating in the Czech Republic. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Santiam
Odor: Spicy, herbal, floral Use: A triploid hop resulting from a cross between 1/3 German Tettnanger, 1/3 Hallertauer Mittelfrueh and a selected tetraploid USDA male. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Saphir
Odor: citrusy, spicy, floral Use: A cross between two new varieties 83/17/20 and 80/56/6 bred in Huell. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Sládek
Odor: fruity, passion fruit, citrus Use: Hybrid posterity of Northern Brewer, Osvald's close No. 126 and male components from Czech provenience - released in the Czech Republic in 1994. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Smaragd
Odor: spicy, aniseed, tobacco, clove Use: New variety bred in Huell |
| Hopsteiner |
| Sorachi Ace
Odor: lemon, sweet, cedarwood Use: (Brewers's Gold x Saazer - OP) x Beikei No. 2 male - developed by Sapporo Breweries released in 1988 |
| Hopsteiner |
| Sovereign
Odor: fruity, pear, sweet Use: Dwarf variety recently developedat Wye Hops Ltd. by Peter Darby; noticeable for ist very high ratio of cones to leaf at harvest. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Spalter Select
Odor: spicy, floral, grassy Use: A cross from 76/18/80 and 71/16/7, released in 1993. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Spalter
Odor: spicy, fruity, floral, pine, vanilla, tea Use: A landrace variety originating in Germany. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Sterling
Odor: floral, tea, tobacco, pepper Use: A diploid seedling of the Czech Saaz variety; released in 1998. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Strisselspalter
Odor: grapefruit, citrusy, herbal Use: Major aroma hop of the Alsace area of France. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Styrian Golding (Celeia)
Odor: lemon, green tea, herbal Use: Styrian Golding (Celeia) is a triploid cross between Savinjski Golding and 105/58 (cross between Aurora and a Slovenian wild hop) |
| Hopsteiner |
| Summit
Odor: citrusy, spicy, garlic Use: Semi-dwarf super high alpha hop variety released by the American Dwarf Hop Association. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Super Galena
Hopsteiner Experimental Hop #99008 Odor: grass, spicy Use: 9801 x USDA 19058m. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Target
Odor: herbal, floral, citrusy, tangerine Use: Released by Wye College in 1972 it is a 'cousin' of Challenger but with powdery mildew resistance. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Tettnanger
Odor: spicy, floral, pepper, black tea Use: An landrace variety bred in Germany. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Vanguard
Odor: tropical fruit, lemon, grass, tea Use: A cross between a selected, Hallertauer daughter and a USDA selected, German aroma male; a triploid hop, similar to Hallertauer Mittelfrueh. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Whitbread Golding
Odor: fruity, melon, herbal Use: Selected as a seedling in 1911 from a little known variety called Bates' Brewer; it was eventually named after the brewery which owned the old farm. |
| Hopsteiner |
| Willamette
Odor: spicy, earthy, ginger, citrusy Use: A triploid seedling of the English Fuggle variety. |
| Hopsteiner |
| X06277
Hopsteiner Experimental #06277 Odor: pineapple, pine, citrus Use: 50 % Nugget, 25 % Zeus, 25 % USDA 19058m |
| Hopsteiner |
| Zeus
Odor: black pepper, onion, light citrus Use: A super high alpha variety developed in the Yakima valley as part of the Hopsteiner breeding program. |
| Mountain Valley Growers |
| Humulus lupulus Hops
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| Nanda Medicinal Plants |
| Humulus lupulus Ketkin
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| Vege Tech |
| O.C. Hops
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