Cascade Hops - Fresh Pellets - 1oz

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Cascade hop pellets deliver bright grapefruit citrus, floral aroma, and balanced bitterness, making them a classic hop choice for brewing pale ales, IPAs, and other American craft beer styles.
  • T-90 hop pellets for consistent brewing performance
  • Bright citrus, grapefruit, and floral hop character
  • Ideal for pale ales, IPAs, American ales, and West Coast IPAs
  • 1oz fresh hop pellets, nitrogen-flushed to preserve hop oils and freshness
Alpha Acids
Different hop varieties contain varying amounts of alpha acids—even the same hop variety may exhibit different levels. This also depends on factors such as growing conditions and harvesting time. The AA% can vary between 1% up to 20% in hops. Therefore, brewers maintain the consistency of their beer's flavor profile by accurately measuring and controlling the AA content.
4 - 9%
1%20%
Product Analysis
This typical analysis is not to be construed as product specification. Typical analysis represents average values, not to be considered as guarantees, expressed or implied, nor as a condition of sale.

Format, T90 Pellets
Flavor/Aroma, Grapefruit, Citrus, Floral, Spice, Herbal
Ideal Uses, Flavor & Aroma additions
Alpha Acids, 4 ~ 9%
Beta Acids, 5.5 ~ 9%
Total Oils, 0.5 ~ 2 mL / 100g

Cascade hops are one of the most iconic American hop varieties, known for their bright grapefruit citrus aroma and balanced floral complexity. First developed in Oregon and widely grown in Washington’s Yakima Valley, Cascade helped define the flavor profile of the American craft beer movement.

With moderate alpha acids and a distinctive citrus-forward aroma, Cascade contributes fresh notes of grapefruit, citrus zest, floral spice, and light herbal character. These flavors make it a versatile hop that provides both smooth bitterness and expressive aroma.

Cascade performs especially well in late boil additions, whirlpool hopping, and dry hopping where its signature grapefruit and citrus aromatics can fully develop.

Cascade hops are widely used across American craft beer styles thanks to their balanced bitterness and bright citrus aroma.

Ideal for:

  • American Pale Ale
  • American IPA
  • Amber Ale
  • Blonde Ale
  • Golden Ale
  • California Common
  • West Coast IPA
  • Single Hop IPA

Cascade is often paired with other American hop varieties such as Centennial, Citra, Amarillo, or Simcoe to create layered citrus-forward hop profiles in hop-forward beers.

  • Add early in the boil to contribute smooth bitterness
  • Use late boil additions to enhance grapefruit and citrus hop flavor
  • Add during whirlpool or hop stand to maximize citrus aroma
  • Dry hop during fermentation to create bright grapefruit aromatics
  • Store sealed in the freezer to preserve freshness and hop oils

Cascade pairs well with other American hop varieties such as Centennial, Citra, Amarillo, and Simcoe to create classic citrus-forward hop character in modern IPA and pale ale recipes.

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Cascade Hops - Fresh Pellets - 1oz
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Frequently Asked Questions

Cascade hops deliver bright grapefruit citrus flavor with floral and light herbal notes. Many brewers describe the aroma as fresh grapefruit zest with subtle spice.

Yes. Cascade is one of the most widely used hops in American IPAs and pale ales because of its signature grapefruit citrus aroma and balanced bitterness.

Cascade can be used for bittering additions, but it is most commonly used for late boil additions and dry hopping where its citrus aroma can fully develop.

Cascade hops are commonly used in American Pale Ales, IPAs, Amber Ales, Golden Ales, California Commons, and West Coast IPAs.

Hop pellets should be stored in an airtight container in the freezer to preserve delicate hop oils and maintain freshness between brewing sessions.

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