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Willamette
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Released in 1976, the Willamette descended from a seedling of the English Fuggle variety. It is currently the most widely grown hop in the US. Even though it has a vigorous growth habit it can still be a very manageable hop variety. The round cone structure is small to medium size and has a fairly pale completion. The Willamette is a good variety for pickability, drying and baling. It also has a moderate amount of lupulin that is golden yellow in color. A quality aroma hop is the general perception of the Willamette.
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Nugget
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Released in 1982, the Nugget is a cross between Brewer's Gold and a high alpha-acid male with good storage properties. It is an important high alpha variety in the US as well as Germany. The Nugget is a great variety for picking, drying and baling. It has a cone structure that is heavy, tight and moderately long. The lupulin from the Nugget is abundant with a yellow-orange color.
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Centennial
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Sometimes called the super Cascade, the Centennial has earned its respect among experienced brewers. Many craft-brewer's today find this to be a very favorable variety because of it's balance. The Centennial is a cross between Brewer's Gold and a selected USDA male. It has a dense compact cone that is medium in size. It has good pickability, drying and baling characteristics. It also has an abundant amount of lupulin that is dark yellow in color. Makes a nice addition to any landscape because of its beauty.
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Cascade
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Released in 1972, the Cascade was the first commercially accepted American bred aroma hop and is now well established in the US. It is one of the most popular hop for craft brewing and great for dry hopping. The Cascade is a cross between the Fuggle and the Russian hop Serebrianka. The compact medium sized cone has a slight square shape to it and has a moderate amount of yellow lupulin. The lupulin develops in tight balls in the cone, which makes it a unique variety. It is good for picking, drying and baling.
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Liberty
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Of the four triploid Hallertau varieties the Liberty was released in the US in 1991. The Liberty most closely resembles the Hallertau cultivar. The cones are smaller but dense. They have good pickability, drying and baling characteristics. The lupulin is a dark yellow color with moderate amounts. This Liberty is an aroma variety that is similar to imported German aroma varieties.
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Mount Hood
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The Mount Hood was released in the US in 1989, that came from a triploid seedling of the German Hallertauer variety. The Mt. Hood is the most popular hop in the triploid Hallertau breeding program. This variety is good with pickability, drying and baling. The cone structure is a fairly compact medium structure. The lupulin is yellow in color with a moderate amount. The Mount hood is an aroma variety.
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Golding
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The Kent Golding was imported hop from England that was developed by clonal selection from 1790 on a starting from Canterbury Whitebine. It has a light fluffy cone structure that is small in size. The Golding has quite small amounts of pale yellow lupulin. When picking, drying and baling care is needed because it can shatter if too dry. The Goldings are very much desired by brewer's because of their great use for kettle hopping, late hopping and dry hopping.
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Fuggle
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The Fuggle was selected from Mr. Richard Fuggle in 1875 England. It found its way into the US in the late 1800's. The Fuggle has slowly been replaced since the release of the Willamette, which growers find more favorable.
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Newport
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The Newport is a fairly new hop variety that was developed at the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) in Corvallis, OR in 1996.
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Perle
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The Perle hop was bred in Germany at the Hop Research Center and made
available here in the states in the 1980's. One variety used as a
parent bred was the Northern Brewer. This is a well rounded dual
purpose hop. Very popular with the craft brewers.
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