Summit (T90 Pellet)

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Summit (T90 Pellet) is a high-alpha American hop with impressive versatility. With alpha acids of 17–19%, it delivers powerful bittering with a distinctive tangerine and citrus cha racter that really shines when added late in the boil. Excellent for IPAs, stouts, barleywines, and any recipe calling for bold bitterness with fruit-forward aroma.Alpha Acids: 17–19% | Beta Acids: 4–6%Often used alongside aroma hops like Citra or Centennial for a full-spectrum hop profile. Frequently Asked Questions What makes Summit hops unusual compared to other high-alpha hops? Most high-alpha hops deliver harsh, onion-like bitterness at very high rates. Summit is unusual because it has a distinctive tangerine and citrus aroma alongside its bittering power, making it genuinely dual-purpose rather than just a bittering workhorse. How much Summit should I use for bittering? Due to its very high alpha acids (17–19%), you need less Summit than most hops. For 40 IBUs in a 23-litre IPA, around 15–20g at 60 minutes is typical. Always calculate your IBU addition by weight using your target alpha acid percentage. Can I use Summit as an aroma hop? Yes — added at flameout or as a dry hop in small quantities (10–20g per 23 litres), Summit adds a distinctive tangerine and citrus note. Use sparingly as it can dominate at higher quantities. What beer styles work best with Summit hops? IPAs, double IPAs, American pale ales, stouts and barleywines all suit Summit well. Its bold character handles high-gravity beers and hop-forward styles where it won't be overwhelmed by the malt. Does Summit work well with other hops? Yes — Summit works well with Citra for a tropical-citrus combination, or with Centennial for a classic American IPA profile. Use Summit for bittering and add the more aromatic hop late for best results. Full Technical Spec Sheet Origin USA Alpha Acids 17–19% Beta Acids 4–6% Type Dual-purpose, very high alpha Flavour Tangerine, citrus Best use 60-minute bittering (use less by weight due to high alpha) Pairs with Citra, Centennial Styles IPA, Double IPA, stout, barleywine Show more