Brewer's Gold (US) Hop Pellets
Brewer’s Gold was originally bred in England (1919) by Ernest Stanley Salmon at Wye College as the result of open pollination. Today, Brewer’s Gold is an English variety hop grown in the U.S.
Brewer’s Gold is primarily used to bitter beer, not allowing for much in terms of flavoring or aroma. It typically has a high alpha ranging from 8-9.5%. Used for late bittering adding notes of spice and blackcurrant.
Brewer’s Gold’s was used to breed notable varieties like Galena, Sterling, Horizon, Nugget, Centennial and others.
Possible Substitutes: Chinook | Galena | Nugget
Brewer’s Gold was originally bred in England (1919) by Ernest Stanley Salmon at Wye College as the result of open pollination. Today, Brewer’s Gold is an English variety hop grown in the U.S.
Brewer’s Gold is primarily used to bitter beer, not allowing for much in terms of flavoring or aroma. It typically has a high alpha ranging from 8-9.5%. Used for late bittering adding notes of spice and blackcurrant.
Brewer’s Gold’s was used to breed notable varieties like Galena, Sterling, Horizon, Nugget, Centennial and others.
Possible Substitutes: Chinook | Galena | Nugget
Brewer’s Gold was originally bred in England (1919) by Ernest Stanley Salmon at Wye College as the result of open pollination. Today, Brewer’s Gold is an English variety hop grown in the U.S.
Brewer’s Gold is primarily used to bitter beer, not allowing for much in terms of flavoring or aroma. It typically has a high alpha ranging from 8-9.5%. Used for late bittering adding notes of spice and blackcurrant.
Brewer’s Gold’s was used to breed notable varieties like Galena, Sterling, Horizon, Nugget, Centennial and others.
Possible Substitutes: Chinook | Galena | Nugget
