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Hops are the flowers of the hop plant Humulus lupulus. They are used primarily as a flavoring and stability agent in beer, to which they impart bitter, zesty, or citric flavours.
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Is there a full list of hops all around the world?
Yakima Chief Hop Union has a pretty up to date list and since they deal in selling hops it probably would be a good source of the latest ones out there.
https://ychhops.com/varieties …
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Are some beers 'too hoppy'?
I've had beers that were sub 100 IPU's that were too hoppy and 100+ IPU's that were very good. Question of taste to the drinker.
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How can I learn to recognize the flavor and aroma of different varieties of hops?
Hop Union has an "Aroma Wheel" that can help with scent:
Also look at the Hop Variety page to get a little more information.
The thing to remember is scent doesn't always translate to taste, especi …
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