Hersbrucker Hops - Fresh Pellets - 1oz

Regular price $2.49
Hersbrucker hop pellets deliver delicate floral, spicy, and mild herbal aroma with smooth bitterness, making them a traditional German hop choice for brewing lagers, pilsners, and European-style beers.
  • T-90 hop pellets for consistent brewing performance
  • Delicate floral, spicy, and mild herbal hop character
  • Ideal for lagers, pilsners, wheat beers, and Kölsch
  • 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.
2 - 5%
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, Floral, Spicy, Herbal, Grassy
Ideal Uses, Aroma & Whirlpool Additions
Alpha Acids, 2 ~ 5%
Beta Acids, 4 ~ 6%
Total Oils, 0.5 ~ 1 mL/100g

Hersbrucker is a traditional German landrace hop variety grown primarily in the Hersbruck region of Bavaria. It has been cultivated for centuries and is valued for its refined, delicate aroma that is essential in many classic German beer styles.

Brewers often describe Hersbrucker hops as producing mild floral, spicy, and herbal flavors with gentle grassy undertones and a smooth, restrained bitterness. This subtle hop profile makes it ideal for lagers and wheat beers where hop aroma should complement rather than dominate the finished beer.

Hersbrucker performs especially well in late boil additions and whirlpool hopping where its gentle floral and herbal aromatics can add refined complexity to malt-forward beers.

Hersbrucker hops are widely used in traditional German brewing where subtle hop aroma and mild bitterness are desired.

Ideal for:

  • German Lager
  • German Pilsner
  • Wheat Beer
  • Kölsch
  • Belgian Witbier

Hersbrucker pairs well with other German aroma hops such as Hallertau Mittelfrüh, Tettnang, and Saaz when brewing traditional European beer styles.

  • Add early in the boil for mild bitterness
  • Use late boil additions to enhance floral and herbal hop flavor
  • Add during whirlpool or hop stand to develop delicate aroma
  • Use small dry hop additions for subtle aromatic complexity
  • Store sealed in the freezer to preserve freshness and hop oils

Hersbrucker works especially well in traditional German lagers and wheat beers where its refined floral character complements clean fermentation.

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Hersbrucker Hops - Fresh Pellets - 1oz
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Frequently Asked Questions

Hersbrucker hops deliver delicate floral, spicy, and mild herbal flavors with subtle grassy notes and smooth bitterness.

Yes. Hersbrucker is one of the most traditional German aroma hops used in lagers and pilsners due to its refined floral character and mild bitterness.

Hersbrucker can provide gentle bittering, but it is most commonly used for late boil additions and aroma hopping due to its low alpha acid content.

Hersbrucker hops are commonly used in German lagers, pilsners, wheat beers, Kölsch, and Belgian witbiers.

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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