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Columbus

Columbus hop variety — watercolor botanical illustration
Type Bittering
Alpha Acid 14.0-18.0%%
Origin United States

About

Columbus (also marketed as Tomahawk and Zeus, collectively CTZ) is a high-alpha American hop prized for its clean, resinous bitterness. While primarily a bittering hop, its pungent, dank character also contributes complexity when used in late additions and dry hopping.

Flavor Profile

Pungent, resinous, black pepper, citrus

Substitutes

Chinook, Nugget, Warrior

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Columbus hop?
Columbus hops — high-alpha bittering with resinous, pungent character. Also known as CTZ. Alpha acid 14-18%.
What is the alpha acid content of Columbus hops?
Columbus hops have an alpha acid content of 14.0-18.0%%.
What flavor does Columbus add to beer?
Pungent, resinous, black pepper, citrus
What are substitutes for Columbus hops?
Chinook, Nugget, Warrior

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