
published at: 23/05/2025
Dry Hopping Explained: Technique, Timing & Best Hop Varieties
More aroma, more depth: Learn all about the technique, perfect timing, and best hop varieties for dry hopping your beer.
Columbus hop offers a complex aroma profile with notes of curry and vanilla – ideal for IPAs and Pale Ales. Perfect for bittering and dry hopping.
€29.75*
Columbus hops are a bold American bittering and aroma variety known for their complex flavor profile and exceptional versatility. With distinct notes of curry, marzipan, orange, vanilla, and lemongrass, Columbus adds a modern, characterful twist to hop-forward styles like IPAs, Pale Ales, or robust lagers.
Thanks to their high alpha acid content, Columbus hops are not only ideal for bittering but also perfectly suited for late additions or dry hopping. The result: layered, intense aromas that shine through in the finished beer.
Processed as reliable Type 90 hop pellets, Columbus hops are easy to handle and dose—whether you're brewing at scale or crafting small batches. As a popular alternative to Chinook, this variety stands out with its potent bitterness and fresh hop character.
Alpha acid (%): | 13,9 |
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Aroma: | Curry, Lemongrass, Marzipan, Orange, Vanilla |
Category: | Bittering hops |
Content: | 1 kg |
Country of origin: | USA |
Crop year: | 2023 |
Customs tariff number: | 12102090 (P90) |
Growing area: | USX |
Hop variety: | Columbus |
Oil (ml/100g): | 2,60 |
Processing type: | Pellets type 90 |
Unit: | 1 foil |
published at: 23/05/2025
More aroma, more depth: Learn all about the technique, perfect timing, and best hop varieties for dry hopping your beer.
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