Hop
Fuggle
Also known as Fuggles, NZ Fuggle, US Fuggle
Use
Origin
Year
1875
Breeder
Richard Fuggle
Sources
7 sources
Analysis
- Alpha acids
- 3.5–6 % p/p
- Beta acids
- 2–3 % p/p
- Co-humulone
- 27–33 % of alpha
- Total oil
- 0.7–1.1 mL/100 g
- Myrcene
- 25–30 % of oil
- Humulene
- 30–36.5 % of oil
- Caryophyllene
- 9 % of oil
- Farnesene
- 5.5–7 % of oil
- Linalool
- 0.5–0.7 % of oil
Aroma
mintyfloralearthygreen herbaceous: aromatic plantsgreen teafloral: jasmingeraniumlily
It has a wonderful, delicate, minty, grassy and slightly floral aroma.
British Hops Association
Aroma is both floral and spicy
Comptoir Agricole (hops-comptoir.com)
Curry, celeriac, green tea, hay
Hop Products Australia
Mild, grassy, mint, earthy
Hopsteiner
wonderful, delicate, minty, grassy and slightly floral aroma
Hukins Hops
A lovely blend of mixed herbs and flowers with a tinge of spice; clean and classy; woodsy, herbaceous
Indie Hops
Substitutes for Fuggle
Sources suggest replacing Fuggle with Styrian Golding, Willamette, Delta. By aroma families, descriptors, use and alpha acids, the closest profiles in the catalogue are Sovereign, Savinjski Golding, Spalter Select, Blues.
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Sources
- British Hops Association · Fuggle · United Kingdom · original sheet
- Comptoir Agricole (hops-comptoir.com) · Fuggle · France · original sheet
- Hop Products Australia · Fuggles · United Kingdom · original sheet
- Hopsteiner · Fuggle · United Kingdom · original sheet
- Hukins Hops · Fuggle · United Kingdom · original sheet
- Indie Hops · US Fuggle · USA · original sheet
- NZ Hops · Fuggle · New Zealand · original sheet