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Perle | Hop pellets Type 45

Product information "Perle | Hop pellets Type 45"

Perle hop is one of the most established German aroma hop varieties and a true hallmark of the Hallertau region. Officially approved in 1978, it has been prized for decades for its spicy-fine aroma profile, excellent cultivation properties, and wide popularity – with over 3,000 hectares currently under cultivation across Germany.

A genetic cross with Northern Brewer gives this variety not only robust yields but also relatively high alpha acid levels – making it ideal for beers with a gently balanced bitterness. The aroma delights with notes of apricot, honey, fresh hay, and citrus – perfect for traditional styles like Helles, Lager, or modern craft interpretations.

Processed as Type 45 pellets, Perle hop is particularly well-suited for late hop additions and ideal for brewers seeking to bring natural depth and elegance to their beers.

Perle Hop at a glance:

  • Proven German aroma hop from Hallertau
  • Spicy-fine aroma with apricot and citrus notes
  • High alpha acids from Northern Brewer lineage
  • Perfect for classic styles and modern craft beers
  • Ideal for late additions and natural brewing elegance
Alpha acid (%): 6,0
Aroma: Apricot, Citrus, Hay, Honey
Category: Aroma hops
Content: 1 kg
Country of origin: Germany
Crop year: 2022
Customs tariff number: 12102010 (P45)
Growing area: DEH
Hop variety: Perle
Oil (ml/100g): (n/a)
Processing type: Pellets type 45
Unit: 1 foil

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