Developed from wild Canterbury variety this variety was brought to the market in 1790.
Aroma Profile
Analyses
Typical Aroma Profile
The East Kent Golding is known for the rather subtle expression of its flavour characteristics. This variety is mainly used for hopping traditional ales. It offers marjoram, cardamom and woodruff aromas that come to the fore, producing a woodyspicy flavour, combined with tangy citrus notes. In addition cream-caramel aromas of gingerbread and spiced biscuits combine with vegetal nuances of artichoke create an appealing flavour.
*Alpha acids are determined by conductometric titration (EBC 7.4) in Europe, by spectrophotometry (ASBC Hops-6) in the USA. Oil composition is determined by gas chromatography (ASBC Hops-17, EBC 7.12).
All values represent the medium range of the last 4 years. Be aware that specifically the alpha and oil values can vary in a broad range depending on the relevant crop year.
Ancestry
From wild Canterbury Whitebine variety
Quality
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