Hops Au Ella 1 oz. Pellets

Hoppy and floral. Use in a wide range of Beer Styles.

Typical Alpha Acid: 14.0% 16.0%. Total oils (ml/ 100g) 2. 4 3. 4

Ella & trade;

Ella™ Hop Profile Previously named Stella, Ella™ is the little sister of the Australian superstar Galaxy®. Ella™ and Galaxy® share the same mother, but Ella's father is a variety from Spalt, Germany. This parentage gives Ella™ a pleasant floral aroma that is backed by soft spice. These qualities work best in lagers and pilsners, but Ella™ can be incorporated into Pale Ales and IPA during dry-hopping. This will preserve some of the lighter oils that are more fruity and tropical like in Galaxy®. Thinking about using Aussie hops for the first time or trying something different? Download this amazing little recipe book, HPA has put together to get your creative juices flowing! Ella Hops Analytical Data Alpha Acids 13.4 - 19.2% Beta Acids 5.2 - 7.5% Alpha/Beta Ratio 2.0 - 3.4 Cohumulone 33.0 - 44.0% Total Oils 1.2 - 2.3 ml/100g Oil Concentration 83.0 - 149.0 microlitres of oil/g alpha Myrcene 34 - 40% of total oil Linalool 0.4 - 0.6% of total oil Caryophyllene 5.9 - 14.1% of total oil Farnesene 0.1 - 0.5% of total oil Humulene 16.3 - 19.4% of total oil Selinene 2.8 - 4.4% of total oil Ella Hops Description from HPA CHARACTERISTICS A low dose delivers soft florals and fragrant spices reminiscent of a noble variety, while a high dose delivers grapefruit and tropical flavours that can be used to balance heavier malt bills and strong yeast characters in many beer styles. ANCESTRY Ella™ was created by the HPA breeding program in 2001 and commercialised in 2011. Its ancestry is the result of a cross pollination of high alpha Australian and Spalt hops. 0.13 lb