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Bor
Bor, which means pine, was registered as a dual purpose variety in 1994 and was named after the pinewoods which are typical for a certain region in the Czech Republic. It contains 6.0-9.0% alpha acids, and 3.0-5.5% beta acids. Bor has 40.0-55.0% of total myrcene, 3.0-4.0% total polyphenols and 1.0-2.0 ml per 100 grams total oils. This product is used in alcoholic beverages.
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Aurora
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Boadicea
Boadicea is a dwarf variety and is the only variety which is resistant to aphids. It was bred as a dual purpose variety with moderate alpha acids and good flavor. This product can be used in organic beers where only limited ranges of hops are available. Boadicea has a mellow citrus flavor with a light flowery aroma and a light lime-like aroma give this variety a pleasant taste.
Bohemie
Bohemie is a breeding material with origin in Saaz and Sládek. It was released in 2010. Bohemie is grown in the Czech Republic area. It is an aroma type hop with 30.0-45.0% of total myrcene. The alpha acid level for Bohemie is 5.0-8.0% and beta level is 6.0-9.0%. It contains 3.5-4.5% total polyphenols and 1.0-1.5 ml per 100 grams. Bohemie is used in alcoholic beverages.
Bramling Cross
Bramling Cross was bred from a crossing by Professor Salmon at Wye, Kent in 1927. The parents were a traditional Golding variety and a male seedling of the Manitoban wild hop. Bramling Cross is a versatile aroma variety characterized by good yield, early ripening, tolerance to wilt and high resistance to mildew. Bramling Cross is used in alcoholic beverages.
