While you don’t need to understand terpenes to appreciate a good beer, knowledge of terpenes, hop oil (and hop essential oil) can give you new tools for selecting hop varieties. Let’s take a look at hop oil and terpenes to understand the difference between these two aspects of hops and . . . .
Hops are loaded with terpenes and these aroma chemicals can influence a finished beer depending on how and when the hops are added during brewing. As we learn more about the science and chemistry of terpenes, we can use this information to draw out the specific flavors and aromas of different hop varieties. The 8 most common hop terpenes are β-pinene, Caryophyllene, Humulene, Farnesene, Geraniol . . .
Hop water is a steeped drink made with hops that is often carbonated and usually consumed cold. Learn how to make hop water at home with these easy DIY Hop Water Recipes
There seems to be a lot of confusion in the beer world surrounding the terms hoppy and bitter to describe beer. Here are 5 facts to consider in the hoppy vs bitter beer debate. Fact #1: Hops contain both hoppy and bitter compounds . . . . .
Love beer but not sure how to talk about it? Understanding the characteristics of beer is easy when you know how. Dive into our in-depth breakdown of how to talk about the beer you love to drink!
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