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SORACHI ACE - ORGANIC

7,50€ – 205,00€ HT

Game, set, and match!

“You are probably familiar with Sorachi Ace US with its coconut notes. Spanish Sorachi is no slouch either, with a Aromatic , vegetal Aromatic . Be careful, however, not to underestimate its Bittering power, Bittering in DH.”

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HÜLL MELON - ORGANIC

7,50€ – 180,00€ HT

This 2024 vintage is very strawberry-oriented. A rather difficult aroma to extract and preserve. It would be interesting to test it in cold DH on a NEIPA or Session.

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HERKULES - ORGANIC

160,00€ HT

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CALLISTA - ORGANIC

6,50€ – 75,00€ HT

Callista I will drink your chalice.

“The aromas of red fruits are very volatile, so it's more difficult to get them in beer... but not impossible!”

To fully enjoy these aromas, I recommend:

-DH during storage, as cold as possible, for at least 5 days, to bring out the fruit aromas and avoid any vegetal notes.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

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FIRST GOLD - ORGANIC

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AMARILLO® - ORGANIC

Amarillo will no longer be produced organically in the USA as of the 2024 harvest. To replace it, you can count on New Zealand hops.

For a similar effect, combine Chinook (for a resinous feel) and Motueka (for a citrusy feel).

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Minimum 10 kg per variety and 50 kg per year per brewery.

Offer subject to prices and stock available at the time of request.

By purchasing Organic Hops you promote biodiversity* and

Limit global warming**.

*Hops are subject to the same diseases as vines. As a result, non-organic cultivation can lead to multiple treatments (using synthetic products in particular), which are detrimental to biodiversity in the soil and in the vicinity of hop fields. Organic farming preserves soil life, insects, birds, etc. - in short, biodiversity.

**Organic hop growing favors the use of compost and other fertilizers of natural origin. This results in a high concentration of carbon in the soil. Less CO2 in the air = less warming of the atmosphere.

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