US Ahtanum Pellet Hops

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Used for its aromatic properties and moderate bittering. Its name is derived from the Ahtanum area near Yakima where the first hop farm was established in 1869 by Charles Carpenter.
Development: Open pollination. Developed by Select Botanicals.
Usage: Aroma
Aroma: Floral, citrus
Alpha Acids: 5.7 — 6.3%
Beta Acids: 5.0 — 6.5%
Co-Humulone: 30 — 35% of alpha acids
Total Oil: 0.8 — 1.2 mls / 100g
Substitutions: Amarillo®, Cascade
Typical Beer Styles: American Ales, Pale Ale, IPA, Lager

Color	Green
Color	Green
Country of Origin	United States
Alpha Acid (Average %)	5.7 — 6.3%
Type	Pellet
Typical Usage	Aroma
Co-Humulone (%)	30 — 35% of alpha acids
Total Oil (ml/100g hops)	0.8 — 1.2 mls / 100g
Substitutions	Amarillo®, Cascade

Customer Reviews

5 People have reviewed this product

Overall Rating: 3.8

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Disappointed Review by Zane (Posted on 10/1/11): Product Rating:

Was told this was similar to Cascade, but it's not at all. After tainting two of my brews with unacceptable flavor, I discarded the remainder.
Pleasant Late Hop Review by Aileinduinn (Posted on 11/5/11): Product Rating:

I had a cascade brown ale that just didn't have the right hop aroma or flavor when fermentation was finished, and a friend recommended I dry hop for a week before bottling. All I had on hand was a pack of these. I added a quarter ounce to five gallons. One week of dry hopping added exactly the slightly green, fruity-floral, hop flavor that the brew was missing. I would agree, these are not a lot like Cascades. I would call it slightly more botanical and a bit like juniper (without the astringency) or orange marmelade. I'll use them again in lighter ales and lagers, but I wouldn't use them in large quantities.
Zane is an Idiot Review by Justin (Posted on 11/25/12): Product Rating:

Why give a bad review to a hop because it isn't the same as another hop? Ahtanum is an excellent hop, you just know how to use it.
reduced bitterness Review by Bridget (Posted on 3/31/13): Product Rating:

I originally bought these hops to use because a friend said they were less bitter than other hop varietals. And low and behold I found this to be true when I used the Ahtanum pellet hops.
Great ingredient Review by KWS (Posted on 5/20/13): Product Rating:

These pellets are used in a great black IPA kit only available in November. They add great flavor & aroma - I love the Hopstache

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Color	Green
Color	Green
Country of Origin	United States
Alpha Acid (Average %)	5.7 — 6.3%
Type	Pellet
Typical Usage	Aroma
Co-Humulone (%)	30 — 35% of alpha acids
Total Oil (ml/100g hops)	0.8 — 1.2 mls / 100g
Substitutions	Amarillo®, Cascade

Reviews

Customer Reviews

5 People have reviewed this product

Overall Rating: 3.8

Add Your Review

Disappointed Review by Zane (Posted on 10/1/11): Product Rating:

Was told this was similar to Cascade, but it's not at all. After tainting two of my brews with unacceptable flavor, I discarded the remainder.
Pleasant Late Hop Review by Aileinduinn (Posted on 11/5/11): Product Rating:

I had a cascade brown ale that just didn't have the right hop aroma or flavor when fermentation was finished, and a friend recommended I dry hop for a week before bottling. All I had on hand was a pack of these. I added a quarter ounce to five gallons. One week of dry hopping added exactly the slightly green, fruity-floral, hop flavor that the brew was missing. I would agree, these are not a lot like Cascades. I would call it slightly more botanical and a bit like juniper (without the astringency) or orange marmelade. I'll use them again in lighter ales and lagers, but I wouldn't use them in large quantities.
Zane is an Idiot Review by Justin (Posted on 11/25/12): Product Rating:

Why give a bad review to a hop because it isn't the same as another hop? Ahtanum is an excellent hop, you just know how to use it.
reduced bitterness Review by Bridget (Posted on 3/31/13): Product Rating:

I originally bought these hops to use because a friend said they were less bitter than other hop varietals. And low and behold I found this to be true when I used the Ahtanum pellet hops.
Great ingredient Review by KWS (Posted on 5/20/13): Product Rating:

These pellets are used in a great black IPA kit only available in November. They add great flavor & aroma - I love the Hopstache