Cascade Hops 100g
Cascade Hops 100g - Bright & Bold Citrusy Flavours
Cascade Hops are renowned for their vibrant citrusy and floral aromas, making them a staple in American craft brewing.Originating from the USA, these hops are celebrated for their balanced bitterness and delightful grapefruit notes.Ideal for a variety of beer styles, particularly American Pale Ales and IPAs.
Key Characteristics
- Alpha Acid Content: 4.5-8.9%
- Beta Acid Content: 4.4-7.5%
- Aroma Profile: Floral, Citrus, Grapefruit
- Crop: 2022
- Origin: USA
- BBE: 08/2027
Brewing Applications
Cascade hops are versatile and can be used at different stages of brewing to achieve balanced bitterness, flavour, and aroma.
- Bittering: Add early in the boil for balanced bitterness.
- Flavouring: Add mid-boil to extract the characteristic citrusy and floral flavours.
- Aroma: Add in the last 5-10 minutes of the boil or dry hop for intense aroma.
Flavour Profile
Cascade hops impart a unique flavour profile that includes:
- Floral: Light and refreshing floral notes.
- Citrus: Bright lemon and orange zest.
- Grapefruit: Subtle bitter grapefruit undertones.
Ideal Beer Styles
- American Pale Ale (APA): Enhances the classic APA with its balanced bitterness and aromatic properties.
- India Pale Ale (IPA): Adds complexity and depth with its strong aroma and flavour.
- Porters and Stouts: Provides an interesting twist with its citrusy and floral notes.
Brewing Tips
- Yeast Pairing: For the best results, consider using these yeast strains:
- Wyeast 1056 - American Ale: A clean, crisp fermenting yeast that complements the floral and citrus notes of Cascade hops.
- Safale US-05: A dry yeast strain that provides a clean finish, allowing the hop flavours to shine.
- White Labs WLP001 - California Ale: Offers a well-balanced profile that pairs perfectly with the bright flavours of Cascade hops.
- Combination with Other Hops: Pairs well with other American hops like Centennial, Amarillo, and Citra for a layered hop profile.
- Substitutes: If Cascade hops are unavailable, consider using Centennial, Amarillo, or Columbus hops as substitutes. These varieties offer similar floral and citrus characteristics.
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