Simcoe Hops 100g Leaf Harvest:- 2024A/A:- 13.00% Approx.Product of:- USA Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the stated harvest year and alpha acid content; however, variations may occur in the product received. Can be used for bittering but most effective as a hop flavour or dry hop. A pungent deep pine character is softened by tropical aromas, notably passion fruit. What are Simcoe Leaf Hops ? Simcoe whole leaf hops are a popular hop variety among brewers. They're known for their high alpha acid content, which gives them their bitter flavour. They also have a unique aroma and flavour profile that makes them a great addition to many beer styles. Simcoe hops are a proprietary hop variety, which means they're protected by a trademark and can only be grown and sold by licensed growers. History of Simcoe Hops Simcoe hops were developed in the 1990s by Yakima Chief Ranches, a hop grower in the Yakima Valley of Washington state. They're a hybrid of several hop varieties, including Brewer's Gold, a German hop called Mittelfrüh, and an unknown wild American hop. Simcoe were first released to the public in 2000 and quickly gained popularity among brewers for their unique flavour and aroma. Simcoe Flavour and Aroma Profile Simcoe hops are known for their complex aroma and flavour profile. They have a piney, resinous aroma with hints of citrus, grapefruit, and tropical fruit. The flavour profile is similar, with a piney, resinous taste and notes of citrus and tropical fruit. Simcoe hops can also have a slightly earthy or herbal flavour, which can be desirable in some beer styles. Hop Substitutes If you can't find Simcoe hops, or if you're looking for a substitute, there are a few options available. Amarillo, Citra, and Chinook hops are all similar in flavour and aroma to Simcoe hops and can be used as substitutes in your beer recipes. Hop Pellets We also have Simcoe hop pellets
