Hops for Beer Brewing

Since its release in 2008, Citra has been one of the most recognized and used flavor and aroma hops by craft brewers and homebrewers alike. Notable...

Galaxy: the true star of citrus. Raised and introduced in Australia in 2014, this hop hit the ground running in the US in 2011 and blew beer-makers...

Cascade: the hop that started it all. A true American invention, Cascade was bred in Oregon and eventually spread throughout the country. It can be...

A new dual-purpose hop, bred from Simcoe®, formerly known as HBC 369, this is the latest experimental variety to "go pro" and become a full commerc...

Typical alpha: 3.0-5.0%. Noble German hop with a mild aroma, slightly fruity and spicy, flowery and haylike. Ideal for aroma and flavor in any Germ...

A very popular American bittering hop, Centennial is also widely used for late additions and dry hopping. With a typical alpha of 9.0-12.0%, Cente...

Floral, tropical, and citrus. Excellent flavor/aroma hop for American ales. Typical alpha: 6.0-9.0%.

Typical alpha: 4.0-5.5%. Quintessential English variety for kettle and dry hopping. Smooth, spicy, floral. Classic English aroma hop. Sweet, spicy ...

This ain’t your grandpa’s Cascade. Mighty Axe Hops’ Minnesota grown Cascade is an aroma hop powerhouse bursting with ripe, sweet orange, mandarin a...

This very popular aroma hop provides an earthy, spicy character to your home brewed English or American ales. Typical alpha: 4.0-6.0%. American-gr...

Simcoe® Hops have a typical alpha of 12-14%. This dual purpose hop has funky pine character, making it synonymous with American IPA. A high-alpha h...

You’d have to be cryogenically frozen yourself to have missed all the buzz about Cryo Hops® -- the most innovative, in-demand hops in homebrew hist...

This spectacular new hop combines excellent bittering properties with wonderfully unique fruity flavor and aroma.El Dorado is an exceptional new du...

Nelson Sauvin hops bear the name of their closest aroma descriptor, Sauvignon Blanc grapes - "crushed gooseberry" is the term most commonly used. ...

And you thought Zeus (also known as CTZ) was just a bittering hop...Mighty Axe Hops Minnesota grown Zeus have made a name for themselves amongst cr...

Typical alpha: 2.0-5.0%. Delicate floral aroma. Required for Bohemian Pilsners, appropriate for other lager styles and Belgian ales. Signature arom...

Citra hops are perfumed with tropical and citrus notes that make it a great flavor and aroma addition to your brew. Citra hops are comprised from H...

Chinook Pellet Hops provide a spicy, piney flavor with high alpha, used for bittering and late additions in American ales. Typical alpha: 11.0-1...

Origin: Washington, USA. The hop formerly known as #483 from the American Dwarf Hop Association, Azacca® was new to BSG in 2014. It is named for th...

Amarillo® hops are a ultra-high myrcene content hop, which creates a big orange citrus flavor. It is used as mainly  a flavor and aroma hop with or...

Idaho Gem presents bright and forward impressions of fruit candy supported by citric grapefruit. Named after the mountainous state it was first gro...

Northern Brewer hops are dual purpose with unique woody, minty notes. This is the signature hop of California Commons.With a typical alpha of 8-10%...

Famous as a bright lemon/lime dual purpose hop, Mighty Axe Hops Minnesota grown Centennial shows another side of this classic hop. These Mighty Axe...

Typical alpha: 10-12%. High alpha and strong tropical fruit aromas and flavors (think mango, papaya, and pineapple). An American hop with parentag...