Nectaron
AromaNew Zealand2020New World

Nectaron

Alpha acid

9.5–12%

Beta acid

4.5–5%

Total oil

1–1.7 mL

Beer styles:IPANEIPAStrong Pale AleXPA
Description

Nectaron is a triploid aroma type developed by New Zealand’s Plant & Food Research. Nectaron (HORT4337) is a full sister to Waimea and daughter of Pacific Jade. This hop variety was first bred in 2004, expanded in 2016-2017 and finally released commercially in 2020.

Nectaron is an aroma hop that is typically used in only late boil additions, including dry hopping.

Nectaron has intense tropical fruit and citrus aroma characters evident during selection. Over successive commercial brewing trials in styles such as Strong Pale Ales and India Pale Ales, Nectaron has displayed high levels of tropical fruit characters of pineapple and passionfruit as well as stone fruit (peach) and citrus (grapefruit).

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Acid profile & Oil composition (%)

Acid profile

Alpha acid9.5–12%
Beta acid4.5–5%
Co-humulone26–28%

Oil composition (%)

Myrcene75.6%
Caryophyllene5.5%
Humulene18.3%
Farnesene0.6%
Myrcene59–65%
Caryophyllene4–5%
Humulene10–20%
Farnesene0–1%
Aroma profile and use
TropicalCitrusPineapplePassion fruitPeachGrapefruitNectar
Substitutes
Statistics
  • harvested in late February or March and continues through to early April.
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