The Science behind the unique terroir of British Hops
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1 The Science behind the unique terroir of British Hops Presented by Alison Capper, British Hop Farmer Co-authored by Dr Peter Darby, Wye Hops Ltd 3 rd March 2015
2 Key Components of Uniqueness Latitude Climate & Soil = Terroir Irradiation (hours of sunshine) Breeding History And then World Varieties British Pedigree Busting the myths - Seeded Hops Aroma Hops
3 Where do Hops grow in the UK?
4 Where do hops grow in the world & why? On family farms, big and small, all over the world.
5 World Hop Growing North West USA: Washington Oregon Idaho Europe: Germany Czech Republic Slovenia Australasia: Tasmania New Zealand For home market & export For home market only
6 Latitude: Daylight length, temperature, precipitation.
7 Climate Climate is what you expect, weather is what you get Climate measures average patterns of variation (over at least 30 years): Temperature Precipitation Humidity Atmospheric pressure Wind
8 What affects Climate? Latitude Altitude Terrain Nearby water bodies Currents
9 Climate Semi-arid Continental Maritime
10 Definition: Semi-arid climate (cold) Intermediate of desert and humid climates Low rainfall Dominated by grasses or shrubs Features hot, dry summers & cold winters Higher elevation, temperature swings North-West USA: Washington State, Idaho
11 Continental climates Lacks significant water bodies nearby Significant variation in temperature: Cold winters with snow Hot summers, moderate rainfall Germany, Czech Republic, Slovenia
12 Maritime climate Warm (not hot) summers Cool (not cold) winters Annual temperature range smaller than semiarid and continental climates Even annual precipitation (no dry season) United Kingdom, Oregon (USA), New Zealand, Tasmania (Australia)
13 BUT British Hops are unique The UK, Oregon State (USA), New Zealand and Tasmania, Australia do all have maritime climates And all have long daylight length but all except the UK have higher light levels The UK has a Dull maritime climate
14 Sunlight levels lower in UK
15 Terroir The complete natural environment of a fruit that affects the characteristic taste and flavour, including factors such as: soil geography geology topography climate
16 Ideal Hop Growing Soil Types/Irrigation Good quality, deep, well drained loamy or sandy soils Sufficient warmth and moisture, otherwise irrigated Majority of British Hops are NOT irrigated All semi arid and most continental and other maritime hops are irrigated
17 What does the unique British terroir deliver to the Brewer? Lower myrcene content Myrcene indicates monoterpene content Monoterpenes = aroma intensity, e.g. Geraniol: rose, geranium, lemon Limonene: orange, lemon, citrus Turpeniol: pine, turpentine, green, woody
18 Terroir Analysis Myrcene Differentiation Variety Analysis Long-term ave UK NZ USA Fuggle myrcene Challenger myrcene Target myrcene Cascade myrcene
19 What does the unique British Hop terroir deliver to the Brewer? Delicate, gentle, complex aromas Aromas that produce complex, delicate, flavours in the beer Drinkable, session beers
20 Perfect Beer Styles for British Hops Pale Ale India Pale Ale Porters Stouts
21 What else is unique about British Hops? A World Leading Hop Breeding Programme
22 Professor ES Salmon Dr RA Neve Dr WG Keyworth, East Malling Research Dr Peter Darby
23 1669: British Hop Breeding History By growers for Yield & Aroma 1906: Prof E S Salmon at Wye College planted out new hop seedlings to create new Alpha / Bittering varieties that possess marketable value 1949: 1953: Dr W G Keyworth, wilt resistance Dr R A Neve, disease & wilt resitance
24 British Hop Breeding History 1981: Dr Peter Darby Pioneer of dwarfed varieties: First Gold, Sovereign (to reduce production costs and environmental impact) World s first aphid-resistant variety: Boadicea Aroma breeding
25 British Hop Breeding Long established Foundation of world hop breeding in 20 th century Source of all the world s bitter hop varieties Best in world for scientific innovation World leader on hop disease resistance Pioneers in environmental sustainability & lowering production costs
26 Who bred which Varieties? Growers: 1737: Mathon (aka Canterbury Whitebine) 1790: Old Golding (from Canterbury Whitebine) 1805: Colegate 1838: East Kent Golding (aka Canterbury Golding) 1865: Bramling 1875: Fuggle 1881: Cobbs 1887: Early Bird (Amos) 1889: Eastwell Golding 1932: WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety)
27 Who bred which Varieties? Prof E S Salmon: 1934: Brewers Gold 1938: Bullion 1940: Nonsuch 1944: Northern Brewer 1946: Pride of Kent 1948: Early Choice 1949: Keyworths Early / Midseason 1951: Bramling Cross
28 Who bred which Varieties? Dr W G Keyworth: 1960: Defender 1960: Density 1960: Janus
29 Who bred which Varieties? Dr R A Neve: 1967: Progress 1971: Northdown 1972: Challenger 1972: Target 1983: Yeoman
30 Who bred which Varieties? Dr Peter Darby: 1996: Admiral 1996: First Gold 1996: Phoenix 1996: Pioneer 2001: Pilgrim 2001: Pilot 2004: Boadicea 2006: Sovereign tbc: Endeavour
31 What is the British Hop Aroma Pedigree?
32 Quintessentially British Golding (1790): Spicy, honey, earthy BRITISH Fuggle (1875): Minty, Floral, Earthy WORLD Perfect alone or in combination
33 Goldings Modern Family Tree Bullion Brewers Gold Bramling Golding Pride of Kent Early Choice Nonsuch OB53 Keyworths Midseason Bramling Cross 1147 / WGV Northern Brewer
34 Goldings Modern Family Tree Wye Northdown Progress Keyworths Early Omega Wye Challenger Wye Target Admiral Yeoman Phoenix Pilgrim First Gold
35 Goldings Modern Family Tree 1986 to date Herald Pioneer Pilot Boadicea Sovereign Endeavour
36 World Varieties : The Fuggle Heritage
37 0 Generation = British Fuggle Savinski Golding US Tettnang Styrian Golding Early Green Slovenia USA
38 1st Generation from British Fuggle Celeia Cerera Smoothcone Columbia Willamette Slovenia New Zealand USA
39 2nd Generation from British Fuggle Buket Cicero Cekin Slovenia Green Bullet Superalpha Pacific Gem Southern Cross Nelson Sauvin New Zealand Cascade Nugget USA
40 3rd Generation from British Fuggle Citra Horizon USA
41 4th Generation from British Fuggle Centennial Crystal Mt Rainier Sterling USA
42 5th Generation from British Fuggle Chelan Millenium Newport Santiam Glacier USA
43 Why are British Hops Seeded? And is it a problem?
44 Seeded Hops All hops are seeded if male hops are present Male hops are present naturally in the British landscape A landscape of historic hedgerows that naturally divide fields A landscape that we want to protect
45 British Landscape
46 Hedgerows up close
47 Are seeded hops a problem? Untrue that seeded hops affect beer quality Trials in Switzerland in 1978 on standard Continental lager disproved this theory Hop products from seeded hops had no adverse effect on beer quality and the flavour of all beers was acceptable with no statistical significance for differentiation or preference
48 Do seeded hops cost more? No, another myth The resin in the hop flower remains constant regardless of the presence of seeds So when buying alpha acid %, the seeded hop has the same value as the unseeded hop
49 Seeded Hop Calculation Say a cone is 75 parts leaf, 10 parts resin and 1 or 10 parts seed Seeded Hop Calculation Seed = x 100 = 10.5% Resin = x 100 = 10.5% Seedless Hop Calculation Seed = 1 86 x 100 = 1.2% Resin = x 100 = 11.6% Yield Seeded 95 x 10.5% = 9.98 Seedless 86 x 11.6% = 9.98 Yield x Resin = Constant
50 British Aroma Hops
51 British Aroma Hops Complex, mostly delicate with some high notes Aroma notes that include: citrus, orange, mint, pepper, blackcurrant, lemon, chocolate, sage, pine, apricot, floral, honey
52 Today s British Hop Varieties
53 British Hop Aroma Varieties Variety Alpha Range Characteristics Flavour Intensity Admiral Resinous, orangey, citrus 9 Cascade (UK) 5-9 Lychees, floral, grapefruit 9 Target Sage, citrus, spice 9 Bramling Cross 6-8 Spicy, blackcurrant, 8 lemon Pioneer Cedar, grapefruit, herbal 8 Challenger Spicy, cedar, green tea 7 Endeavour Blackcurrant, spicy, citrus 7 Northdown 7-10 Spicy, floral, pine 7 WGV Spicy, botanical, floral 7 Beata 3-6 Honey, apricot, almond 6
54 British Hop Aroma Varieties (contd) Variety Alpha Range Characteristics Flavour Intensity Boadicea 7-10 Spicy, light floral 6 East Kent Goldings 4-6 Spicy, honey, thyme 6 First Gold Orange, marmalade, spicy Fuggle Minty, floral, earthy 6 Goldings Spicy, honey, earthy 6 Pilgrim 9-13 Spicy, citrus, pears 6 Progress Sweet, floral, minty 6 Sovereign Herbal, floral, earthy 6 Phoenix 8-12 Molasses, chocolate, spicy Pilot 8-11 Lemon, spicy, marmalade 6 5 5
55 Alison Capper:
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