Miraculix
Well-Known Member
You're sure about that? My last info was that it's basically goldings from a specific grower.I don't think you'll find them today, unless it's from a small grower or unless you grow your own. They used to be common, but that was a long time ago. The variety was derived from another hop, Canterbury Whitebine, you won't find that easily, either, if at all. It was quite susceptible to a whole array of common diseases and lost acreage to ore resistant varieties. The online substitution sites recommend EKG as the closest you'll get.
But if you find a supplier, let me know.