Hop
Chinook
Also known as Chinook PL, NZ Chinook
Origin
Year
1985
Breeder
USDA Prosser, WA
Sources
7 sources
Analysis
- Alpha acids
- 11.5–14 % p/p
- Beta acids
- 3–4 % p/p
- Co-humulone
- 29–34 % of alpha
- Total oil
- 1.5–2.35 mL/100 g
- Myrcene
- 35–40 % of oil
- Humulene
- 18–22 % of oil
- Caryophyllene
- 9–10 % of oil
- Farnesene
- 0–1 % of oil
- Linalool
- 0.2–0.4 % of oil
Aroma
spicy apricotresinousapricotgrapefruitpineapplemixed herbs & flowersjuniper and gin berriesnew zealand grown usa bittering cultivar
Grapefruit, apricot, pine resin, juniper.
Hop Products Australia
Resinous, apricot, grapefruit
Hopsteiner
Grapefruit, pineapple, mixed herbs & flowers, juniper and gin berries
Indie Hops
Big grapefruit character with a pinch of pine
NZ Hops
herbal, piney and smoky qualities; may produce harsh bitterness if overused
Petrovec Hops
"The familiar piney and woody aromas, reminiscent of its US origins, now share the stage with vibrant citrus notes and the subtle sweetness of fruits."
Polish Hops
Substitutes for Chinook
Sources suggest replacing Chinook with Bravo, Strata, Sterling. By aroma families, descriptors, use and alpha acids, the closest profiles in the catalogue are Green Bullet, Nugget, Southern Cross, Centennial.
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Sources
- Hop Products Australia · Chinook · USA · original sheet
- Hopsteiner · Chinook · USA · original sheet
- Indie Hops · Chinook · USA · original sheet
- NZ Hops · Chinook · New Zealand · original sheet
- Petrovec Hops · Chinook · Serbia · original sheet
- Polish Hops · Chinook · Poland · original sheet
- Segal Ranch · Chinook · USA · original sheet