New Zealand and Australian hops for homebrewing

Find hop varieties from New Zealand and Australia for bitterness, flavour and aroma in beer. The range includes aromatic varieties, which are often used in IPAs, pale ales and other modern beer types, amongst others.

Choose between Bumblebee and hop pellets. The alpha-numeric code and other relevant information can be found on each individual product.

 

Hops

ImageHopsTypePricePurchase
Galaxy - Alpha: 13 - 17, PELLETS, 100 gramsPelletskr. 95,59
Nelson Sauvin - Alpha: 10 - 13, 100 grams, PELLETSPelletskr. 62,47
Nelson Sauvin - Alpha: 10 - 13, 5 kg, PELLETSPelletskr. 2.342,50
Pacific Gem - Alpha: 13 - 18, PELLETS, 100 gramsPelletskr. 41,95
Rakau - Alpha: 10 - 12, PELLETS, 100 gramsPelletskr. 47,89
Sticklebract - Alpha: 12 - 15, Pellets, 100 gramsPelletskr. 46,40
Sticklebract - Alpha: 12 -15, PELLETS, 5 kgPelletskr. 1.307,50
Wakatu - Alpha: 7 - 10, PELLETS, 100 gramsPelletskr. 43,93
Wakatu - Alpha: 7 - 10, PELLETS, 5 kgPelletskr. 1.570,00
ImageHopsTypePricePurchase
Green Bullet - Alpha: 10 - 13, Blade, 100 gramsBladekr. 41,46
Nelson Sauvin - Alpha: 10 - 13, Blade, 100 gramsBladekr. 46,57
Nelson Sauvin - Alpha: 10 - 13, Blade, 5 kgBladekr. 1.419,74
Pacific Jade - Alpha: 12 - 16, Blade, 100 gramsBladekr. 42,31
Rakau - Alpha: 10 - 14, Blade, 100 gramsBladekr. 40,16
 

Southern hemisphere aromatic hop varieties

Hops from New Zealand and Australia are often associated with fruity, citrusy and tropical aromas, but the characteristics vary from variety to variety. The variety and addition time determine how the hops contribute to the finished beer.

Blade or pellets

Pellets are compact and easy to dose, whereas whole-leaf hops consist of whole dried hop cones. Not all varieties are available in both forms, so choose based on the recipe, brewing equipment and desired filtration.