Cascade Hops
Released in 1972, Cascade hops were the first commercially accepted American-bred utility aroma/flavoring hops with a relatively low bittering value. They continue to be popular with craft brewers and are ideal for dry hopping.
Price
1 oz. – $1.99
3 oz. – $3.36
1 lb. – $11.75
11 lb. – $114.00 (free shipping)
22 lb. – $220.00 (free shipping)
3 oz. – $3.36
1 lb. – $11.75
11 lb. – $114.00 (free shipping)
22 lb. – $220.00 (free shipping)
Aroma
Medium with floral and citrusy tones
Storage Stability
Poor, less than 60-65% alpha acids remaining refrigerated
Maturity
Mid-season—first three weeks of August
Beer Styles
Pale Ales, IPAs, Porters, Wheat Beers
Chemistry
Alpha acids 4.5-7.0%, beta acids 4.5-7.0%, cohumulone 33-40%, total oils 0.7-1.5ml/100g, myrcene 45-60%, humulene 8-16%
Other Hops for Sale
Chinook
Chinook is popular with craft and major brewers for its heavy aroma, spicy, pine-resin infused flavor and grapefruit notes.
Crystal
Mild bittering and highly aromatic with spice and floral tones.
Mackinac
Mackinac hops were released as a super-aroma hop in 2014 by Great Lakes Hops. They are named for the unique ambiance and experience of Michigan’s Mackinac Island.
