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Bookmark or Share- Hallertau Blanc and Pale Ale - Homebrew Talkhi all, well i bought 2 pounds of hallertau blanc by mistake, i wanted a regular hallertau and a got this 12% AA big guy, so i was wondering if this can be use for dry hopping a pale ale, im trying to make a Pale ale with about 45 IBU only cascade for bitternes but use the Hallertau for dry hop...
- Hallertau Hops differences etc. - Homebrew TalkThe Hallertau hop issue is a rather complex question and you are better to look it up in the Wiki which covers the question very well. (There are at least a half dozen different "Hallertau" named hops) As to the notion of leaf vs pellet that is a matter of opinion. I use a lot of leaf because I think that I get better flavor.
- HALLERTAU VS HALLERTAU MITTLEFRUH HOPS - Homebrew TalkHallertau is a hop growing region in germany. Mittelfruh is one of several cultivars of "Hallertau". For instance there are also Hallertau Magnum and Hallertau Tradition. Just to call a hop "Hallertau" is just half of the name. Like calling a Volvo a Volvo, what kind of Volvo? Is it the SUV or the compact one?
- Help! Hallertauer VS Hallertauer Magnum - Homebrew TalkSo Tettnang, Spalt, Hersbruck, Hallertau are all areas where a hop is grown, and to confuse matters, there are varieties named Tettnanger, Spalter, Hersbrucker Spät and Hallertauer Mittelfrüh. Note that "spät" simply means "late" and "Mittelfrüh" is "semi-early", both referring to the respective time of harvest.
- Which Hallertaur? | Homebrew Talk - Beer, Wine, Mead, & Cider Brewing ...The other hops that include Hallertau in the name, such as Hallertau Hersbrucker or Hallertau Tradition, are varieties that have been bred from the Hallertau variety, bred usually to be more disease and fungus resistant than Hallertau, which was ravaged by disease in the 1970s. They are largely interchangeable in terms of flavor and aroma.
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