Cashmere Hops - Fresh Pellets - 1oz
- T-90 hop pellets for consistent brewing performance
- Smooth melon, coconut, and citrus hop character
- Ideal for IPAs, pale ales, blonde ales, Kölsch, and wheat beers
- 1oz fresh hop pellets, nitrogen-flushed to preserve hop oils and freshness
Format, T90 Pellets
Flavor/Aroma, Berry, Grapefruit, Grassy, Herbal, Stone Fruit
Ideal Uses, Flavor & Aroma Additions
Alpha Acids, 7 ~ 10%
Beta Acids, 5 ~ 7%
Total Oils, 0.5 ~ 1.5 mL/100g
Cashmere hops are a modern American hop variety known for their smooth tropical fruit character and soft citrus aroma. Developed by Washington State University and grown primarily in the Pacific Northwest, Cashmere hops offer a balanced blend of fruit-forward aroma and gentle bitterness.
Brewers often describe Cashmere as delivering notes of melon, coconut, citrus, berry, and subtle stone fruit with light herbal undertones. This smooth and layered flavor profile makes it particularly well suited for juicy hop-forward beers where bright aroma and drinkability are key.
Cashmere performs especially well in late boil additions, whirlpool hopping, and dry hopping where its delicate fruit aromas can fully develop.
Cashmere hops are widely used in modern craft brewing thanks to their smooth fruit-forward aroma and balanced bitterness.
Ideal for:
- IPA
- Pale Ale
- Blonde Ale
- Kölsch
- Wheat Beer
Cashmere pairs well with other American hop varieties such as Citra, Mosaic, Amarillo, and Simcoe to create layered tropical and citrus hop character in modern hop-forward beers.
- Add early in the boil to contribute smooth bitterness
- Use late boil additions to enhance melon and citrus hop flavor
- Add during whirlpool or hop stand to maximize tropical hop aroma
- Dry hop during fermentation to create bright juicy aromatics
- Store sealed in the freezer to preserve freshness and hop oils
Cashmere combines well with hops like Citra, Mosaic, Amarillo, and Simcoe to build complex fruit-forward hop profiles in modern IPAs and pale ales.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Cashmere hops produce smooth tropical fruit flavors with notes of melon, coconut, citrus, berry, and stone fruit, along with subtle herbal character.
Yes. Cashmere hops are commonly used in IPAs because they provide soft tropical fruit aroma and balanced bitterness that works well in juicy hop-forward beer styles.
Cashmere can be used for bittering additions due to its moderate alpha acid levels, but it is most often used for late boil additions and dry hopping where its fruit-forward aroma shines.
Cashmere hops are commonly used in IPAs, pale ales, blonde ales, Kölsch, and wheat beers where smooth fruit aroma and balanced bitterness complement the beer.
Hop pellets should be stored in an airtight container in the freezer to preserve delicate hop oils and maintain freshness between brewing sessions.What do Cashmere hops taste like?
