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Amarillo

Amarillo hop variety — watercolor botanical illustration
Type Aroma
Alpha Acid 8.0-11.0%%
Origin United States

About

Amarillo (VGXP01) was discovered as a chance seedling at Virgil Gamache Farms in Washington's Yakima Valley. Its intense orange and tangerine character makes it a beloved single-hop variety and a natural complement to Citra and Simcoe in modern IPAs.

Flavor Profile

Orange, tangerine, apricot, floral, grapefruit

Substitutes

Cascade, Centennial, Citra

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Amarillo hop?
Amarillo hops — orange, tangerine, and apricot character. Yakima Valley discovery. Alpha acid 8-11%.
What is the alpha acid content of Amarillo hops?
Amarillo hops have an alpha acid content of 8.0-11.0%%.
What flavor does Amarillo add to beer?
Orange, tangerine, apricot, floral, grapefruit
What are substitutes for Amarillo hops?
Cascade, Centennial, Citra

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