SasquatchvsSybilla

Sasquatch (dual purpose) and Sybilla (aroma) serve different purposes. Comparing acids, aromas and character helps pick the right hop.

Sasquatch

Dual purpose

Alpha acid

6.6–9%

Beta acid

8.2%

Total oil

-

Canada

Sybilla

Aroma

Alpha acid

6–8%

Beta acid

3–12%

Total oil

1.2–2.2 mL

Poland

Key differences

When to pick Sasquatch

  • More myrcene - pronounced citrus and resinous notes
  • Versatile - works for both bittering and aroma

When to pick Sybilla

  • Aroma-focused - ideal for dry hopping
  • Richer, more complex aroma profile

Aroma profile and use

Shared aromas

LemonFloralOrangeCitrus

Only in Sasquatch

TangerineMint

Only in Sybilla

PineGingerChocolateTobacco

Property

PropertySasquatchSybilla
Alpha acid6.6–9%6–8%
Beta acid8.2%3–12%
Co-humulone34–35%26–31%
Total oil-1.2–2.2 mL
Myrcene60–61%28–50%
Humulene13–14%40–45%
Caryophyllene5–6%-
Farnesene8–9%6–9%
OriginCanadaPoland
PurposeDual purposeAroma

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