PackerfaninSanDiego
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what's the difference between hersbrucker and hallertau hops? I picked up the wrong hop...cream ale recipe calls for the hersbrucker
Hops difference
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Both are in the aroma hop category.
Hersbrucker is lower in Alpha Acids (1.5-4%) so, you may need to add less Hallertau (3-5.5%). Hallertau is a bit higher in oil (.7-1.3) versus (.5-1). Both are described as having a fine noble aroma. I'm sure you are fine.
Steve
Hersbrucker is lower in Alpha Acids (1.5-4%) so, you may need to add less Hallertau (3-5.5%). Hallertau is a bit higher in oil (.7-1.3) versus (.5-1). Both are described as having a fine noble aroma. I'm sure you are fine.
Steve
Jeeperforlife
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I believe theyre pretty similar so you should be good to go. Someone smarter correct me if im wrong...
thood6
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You probably won't notice the difference
