Styrian Goldings (Slovenia) - 100g [270]
£3.95
Alpha Acid 3.5 - 5.0%
After their indigenous varieties were exterminated by powdery mildew in 1930, the Yugoslavians imported Fuggles from England, probably under the name Fuggles Goldings as at that time Fuggles were considered to be inferior to Goldings. Since then they have been known as Styrian Goldings. Although essentially Fuggles, they have a beautiful perfumey aroma which lends itself to both Continental Lagers and the less malty English ales. Many English brewers use these for late and dry hopping Bitters.
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