Magnum, in its primary role, delivers a masterclass in clean, short-lived bitterness – a cornerstone in brewing. However, its late-harvested counterpart introduces an additional layer of complexity. The fresh, piney-like aroma becomes a defining feature, creating a sensory experience that transcends the expectations of a traditional bittering hop.
Explore the late-harvested Magnum’s aromatic allure, where the essence of fresh pine takes center stage. This unexpected twist, combined with Magnum’s inherent clean bitterness, adds a delightful freshness to the aroma. The hop oil contents, peaking at 2.9 ml / 100 g, contribute to a nuanced and invigorating olfactory journey.
Magnum’s dual nature makes it an ideal choice for brewers seeking both reliable bitterness and an aromatic kick. From classic beer styles demanding a clean bittering agent to innovative brews where aroma plays a pivotal role, Magnum proves its versatility as a go-to hop.
Magnum stands tall as a versatile brewing companion, offering clean bitterness as its primary virtue. However, its late-harvested iteration elevates it to new heights, showcasing a delightful interplay of freshness and aroma. A testament to the transformative power of harvest timing, Magnum is a must-have for brewers navigating the diverse landscape of hop utilization.
Aroma profile and use
Acid profile
Oil composition (%)
- Humulene oxide I – 0.24% of total oils
- Humulene oxide II – 0.12% of total oils
- Alpha – terpineol – 0.57% of total oils
- Caryophyllene oxide – 0.13% of total oils
- Geraniol – 0.18% of total oils
- Limonene – 1.4% of total oils
- Linalool – 0.35% of total oils
- Pinen – 0.11% of total oils
- Selinene – 0.62% of total oils
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