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Hallertauer Mittelfrüh is the original regional variety of Hallertau and, with its delicate aroma and average bitter content, is still very popular today. This hop variety almost disappeared due to its high susceptibility to vertillicum wilt. Thanks to a resurgence in demand and newly available virus-free plants, however, the cultivar is currently making a comeback.
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Aurora (Super Styrian) has an intense and pleasant hoppy aroma. Aurora, exhibits a rich green color. Aurora is very suitable for extraction and for combination with other varieties in the brewing process.
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 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.
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.