Hamei - Humulus lupulus 'Westbrau'

Humulus lupulus 'Westbrau' is a hop cultivar, a plant from the Cannabaceae family, grown for its cone-shaped flowers used in the brewing industry. The 'Westbrau' hop is valued for its specific traits, which include unique aromas and flavors, contributing to the creation of distinctive beers.

'Westbrau' is characterized by a moderate level of alpha acids, ranging between 5-8%. This makes it suitable for ale, lager, or even some types of IPA beers, depending on the desired taste. The flavor and aroma of 'Westbrau' are balanced, with floral, citrus, and slightly spicy notes.

The 'Westbrau' hop grows well in temperate climates and is resistant to some diseases and pests. The maturation period of the hop cones for this variety is from mid to late season, allowing harvesting at the optimal time to benefit from the distinct aromas and flavors.

Pot size: 12 cm

Height including pot: 15-30 cm (depending on the season)

Note: young/small specimens at the beginning of the growing season.