German hop

Hallertau Mittelfrüh is a noble hop variety that has shaped the flavor of German lager for centuries, with its subtle herbal notes and characteristic elegant bitterness.

Magnum is a German hop variety bred in Hüll in 1980, known for its clean, neutral bitterness—the foundation for Pilsner and many other beers requiring balance.

Perle is a German hop variety bred from Northern Brewer, possessing a light herbal aroma and clean bitterness, becoming the backbone of many European lager varieties.

Spalt, a noble German hop variety named after Bavaria's smallest town, with its delicate herbal notes and subtle spiciness, defines traditional lager varieties.