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Management number 232537399 Release Date 2026/06/21 List Price US$0.92 Model Number 232537399
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Nelson Sauvin Hops are one of New Zealand’s most popular hop varieties. Nelson Sauvin gets its name from the Sauvignon Blanc grape, due to its white wine, gooseberry, and tropical fruit character. 

This dual-purpose hop is high in alpha acids and high in thiol-rich oils, making it versatile for both bittering and late-boil / dry hop character. Nelson Sauvin is great for Pale Ales, IPAs, Hazy IPAs, Saisons, and even lagers when you want a break from conformity. 

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Nelson Sauvin Hops FAQ

What does Nelson Sauvin taste like?

Nelson Sauvin features bold notes of white wine grapes, gooseberry, lychee, mango, and citrus peel. It can shift between bright and funky depending on fermentation and hopping technique.

Is Nelson Sauvin hard to brew with?

Its high oil content and potent flavor can make Nelson Sauvin a bit polarizing. Use judiciously. It shines in dry hop additions or as a late-boil flavor enhancer.

What beer styles work best with Nelson Sauvin?

Nelson thrives in IPAs, Hazy IPAs, and Saisons, and can add nice fruitiness to Pale Ales and light lagers.

Is Nelson Sauvin a dual-purpose hop?

Yes. With alpha acids typically over 11%, it contributes solid bitterness, while its aroma properties make it a favorite for late additions and dry hopping.

How did Nelson Sauvin get its name?

The name combines its region of origin, Nelson, New Zealand with its signature flavor resemblance to Sauvignon Blanc grapes.

Pro Tip: If you would like to brew a white wine-inspired beer like a Pale Ale or Saison, then pair Nelson Sauvin with a clean yeast and simplified malt bill to let its tropical personality seize the day.

 


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