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Phoenix (pellet)
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Alpha acid: 11.9%. Powerful and balanced bitterness. Fresh flavors, pine, chocolate, flowers.
Alpha acid: 11.9%. Powerful and balanced bitterness. Fresh flavors, pine, chocolate, flowers.
Product Origin: Great Britain.
Dual-purpose English hops, although mainly used for bitterness.
Complex flavors, with spicy and floral aromas of pine and chocolate.
Ideal for English beers such as Brown Ale, ESB or Bitter and also in IPA and triple IPA.
Possible substitutes: Northdown, Challenger.
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Alpha acid: 11.9%. Powerful and balanced bitterness. Fresh flavors, pine, chocolate, flowers.
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