Hop Type: Dual-Purpose Origin: United Kingdom Alpha Acid: 5-8% Similar Varieties: East Kent Golding, Progress Common Styles: Rye Ale, Stout, ESB, Golden Ale Bramling Cross has a very distinctive 'American' aroma. It is often used as a general-purpose kettle hop for a small proportion of the hop grist. However, the variety has also been used to provide a special fruity character in traditional ales, adding blackcurrant and lemon notes. If used as a late hop or dry hop, the affect on the final beer flavor can be very interesting. This is an under-appreciated hop that affords the brewer considerable scope for experiment. Typical alpha acids = 6.0% 1 oz bag of Bramling Cross pellet.
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