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Superdelic Hops Reviews

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Superdelic hops produces unique flavours and aromas of Red Fruit, Candy/ Lolly, Citrus, and Tropical Fruit, offering brewers something totally different to use in their craft.
It is a versatile hop that can be used as a single hop addition and has great synergies in combination with other hops. Pairs well with Citra, Simcoe, Nelson Sauvin, Motueka and Riwaka.
Superdelic is a triploid variety (cultivar) that was crossed by Dr. Ron Beatson in 2012 through the NZ Hops partnership breeding program with Plant and Food Research (PFR). Superdelic was developed from both European and North American ancestry. After showing promise in clonal selection trials, and showing sensory attributes of berry fruit in pilot brewing trials, Superdelic was fast-tracked into the NZ Hops trial hop farm programme in 2017, due to its unique aroma and chemistry profile.
Grown: NZ Alpha Rating: 9-12% Weight: 100g

About Brewshop:

Brewshop - online home brew beer supplies.

We provide home brewers and craft breweries with the ingredients and equipment needed to make the best beer possible.

We offer malts, hops, yeast, beer kits, kegging and dispensing products and stainless fermenters and equipment of all sizes from brands like Krome Dispense, Kegland, and Ss Brewtech.

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Phone:

79294547

Email:

sales@brewshop.co.nz

Location:

PO Box 998,
Hamilton
Waikato
3240

Incredible aroma and flavor for a great hazy
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Posted 1 year ago
Alison Slade
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Great flavour!
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Posted 2 years ago
Latest varietal available
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Posted 2 years ago
Marquis Jeffery
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Great to see new varieties of hops available for us small batch home brewers
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Posted 2 years ago
Stuart Morgan
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Fantastic hop, blends very well with many different hops Citra, Nelson Sauvin in a big hoppy IPA, I like this new hop creation.
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Posted 2 years ago