Lublin

Lublin is derived from the Saaz variety and is grown in Lublin, Poznan and Opole. Lublin is characterised by its fine aroma qualities. Its average alpha-acid and hectare yields exceed those of Saaz. Lublin displays good resistance to diseases and grows in light to medium-heavy soils.

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