Hops with Garlic Flavor

Garlic flavor is a unique and desirable flavor that can be found in certain beer styles. It is most commonly found in IPAs, pale ales, and Belgian-style beers, but can also be used to add complexity to other styles. The garlic flavor adds a subtle spiciness that complements the hop bitterness and enhances the overall flavor of the beer. It is a great way to add depth and character to any beer, and can be used to create unique and interesting flavors.

Other descriptors going with Garlic:

Summit Hops

Recipes:
12,214
Purpose:
Bittering
Alpha:
Super High
Origin:
🇺🇸 United States
Artistic drawing of hop cones

Summit hops, a high alpha acid variety, were developed by the American Dwarf Hop Association (ADHA) and released in 2003. They are a product of a breeding program initiated in 1992, which aimed to create a distinct, high-yielding hop variety with excellent disease resistance. Summit hops are the result of a cross between Lexus and an unspecified male derived from …

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