Hops - Humulus lupulus 'Westbrau'

Humulus lupulus 'Westbrau' is a cultivar of hops, the plant of the Cannabaceae family, cultivated for its conical flowers used in the beer industry. The 'Westbrau' hop is appreciated for its specific characteristics, which include unique aromas and tastes, contributing to the creation of special beers.

'Westbrau' is characterized by a moderate level of alpha acid, which varies between 5-8%. This makes it suitable for ales, lagers or even some types of IPA, depending on the desired taste. The taste and aroma of 'Westbrau' are balanced, with floral, citrus and slightly spicy notes.

The 'Westbrau' hop grows well in regions with a temperate climate and is resistant to some diseases and pests. The ripening period of the hop cones for this variety is from the middle to the end of the season, which allows harvesting at the optimal time to benefit from the distinct aromas and tastes.

Pot size: 12 cm

Height with pots included: 15-30 cm (depending on the season)

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