Centennial - Field Grade

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Sometimes called “super Cascade”; Centennial has nearly double the alpha profile of Cascade. Many craft brewer's today find this to be a very favorable variety because of its balance of aroma / bittering and lupulin content. Centennial is a diploid cross between Brewer's Gold X selected USDA male. It has a dense compact cone that is medium in size; with shorter 12-30” side arms. It has good pickability, drying and baling characteristics. It also has an abundant amount of lupulin that is dark yellow in color. Used in landscapes because of its dark green foliage and habit...Read More


*Retail Orders will ship within 7-10 days of purchase after May 1st. Orders placed before May 1st are considered a Spring Pre-Order and will be shipped only once plants are out of dormancy and actively growing.*

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Product Profile

Alpha Acids: 9.5 - 11.5%

Beta Acids: 3.5 - 4.5%

Beer Styles

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All Ale styles and can be used with Wheat Beers

Substitutes

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Cascade ● Columbus ● Chinook

Main Usage

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Aroma

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Bittering

Product Description

​Each item is one complete dormant crown, or a field-ready plant, depending on time of year: a plant that is a minimum of 1 growing season old with a well developed root system with multiple breaks taken from healthy vigorous stock.  It is professional quality and since it is a live rooted plant, it offers the best chance of successfully growing and producing your favorite varieties of hops.
  • Alpha acids: 9.5-11.5% 
  • Maturity:  Early season- Late July/ Early August
  • Yield:  1500-1750 lbs/acre
  • Storage stability:  Fair 60-65% alpha acids remaining after 6 months
  • Aroma: Medium with floral and citrus tones
  • Grower notes: Breaks dormancy early, evenly & well. Bines emerge from crown more horizontally, a good climber after training, lots of similar sized bines from crown. Centennial is fussier about heavy soil types and drainage; does poorly if over-watered. It will tolerate more alkaline soils and water. Requires more labor than most to train and shows low resistance to downy mildew. Raised rows required except in very sandy soils. 
  • Fully rooted plant - NOT a rhizome. A rhizome is a part of a hop plant's root system that grows horizontally underground putting out shoots.

​Plant Replacement Policy
*Spring Pre-order - Will ship once 2nd season stock breaks dormancy in the spring and can be properly quality checked. Estimated to ship by April 1st.
*Actual plant sizes may vary between varieties. Pictures depict plants shipped at different times of the year; actively growing, or dormant and are for reference only.