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Tillicum

– This variety provides high alpha acids and very high beta acids. It is a full sister of Chelan and a

daughter of Galena and, therefore, has similar analytical data to both varieties.

Aroma: Good aroma for bitter hop

Alpha Acids: 12-14.5%

Beta Acids: 9.3-10.5%

Cohumulone: 31-38% of alpha acids

Myrcene: 45-55% of total oil

Humulene: 13-16% of total oil

Caryophyllene: 6.8-8% of total oil

Farnesene: <1% of total oil

Yield Potential: 1800-2000 lb/ac

Possible Substitutions: Galena, Chelan

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Tomahawk ®

– This high alpha variety is a very aromatic bittering hop. It is commonly referred to as the

trade name for Columbus.

Aroma: Aromatic, pungent

Alpha Acids: 14.5-16.5%

Beta Acids: 4-5%

Cohumulone: 28-32% of alpha acids

Myrcene: 40-50% of total oil

Humulene: 12-18% of total oil

Caryophyllene: 9-11% of total oil

Farnesene: <1% of total oil

Yield Potential: 2500-2700 lb/ac

Possible Substitutions: Nugget, Galena, Chinook, CTZ

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Topaz

– The Topaz is a seedless high alpha variety with a fruity aroma. The flavor of these hops is some-

times described as resiny, fruity, and piney.

Aroma: Strong, fruity and pleasant

Alpha Acids: 15-18%

Beta Acids: 6-7%

Cohumulone: 47-50% of alpha acids

Myrcene: 25-43% of total oil

Humulene: 11-13% of total oil

Caryophyllene: 10-11% of total oil

Farnesene: <1% of total oil

Yield Potential: 3400-3700 lb/ac

Possible Substitutions:

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