Hop
Goldings
Also known as Golding (UK)
Analysis
- Alpha acids
- 4–9.5 % p/p
- Beta acids
- 1.9–3 % p/p
- Co-humulone
- 25–30 % of alpha
- Total oil
- 0.4–0.8 mL/100 g
- Myrcene
- 25 % of oil
- Humulene
- 36 % of oil
- Farnesene
- 0–1.1 % of oil
- Linalool
- 1–1.1 % of oil
Aroma
spicyhoneyearthyherbal notesfloralslightly spicy
floral, slightly spicy, earthy and honey
British Hops Association
Spicy, earthy, herbal notes
Hopsteiner
floral, slightly spicy, earthy, honey
Hukins Hops
Substitutes for Goldings
Sources suggest replacing Goldings with First Gold. By aroma families, descriptors, use and alpha acids, the closest profiles in the catalogue are East Kent Goldings, Willamette, Boadicea, Spalter Select.
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Sources
- British Hops Association · Goldings · United Kingdom · original sheet
- Hopsteiner · Golding (UK) · United Kingdom · original sheet
- Hukins Hops · Goldings · United Kingdom · original sheet