UK Serebrianka Hop Plant
UK Serebrianka Hop Plant
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Origin Russia
Primary Use Aroma
Height Tall
Cultivar or Brand ID N/A
Licence None
Serebrianka, or Silver as it is sometimes called, is a Russian aroma hop and parent to Cascade. Its commercial viability was tested for a staggering 20 years in the US before it was discarded in 1991 for a number of faults, most notably, its incredibly low yield. It is however still sometimes available for home brewing use.
Given its origin and flavor profile, Serebrianka is thought to possibly be related to Saaz and is said to impart some interestingly unique aroma characteristics that include hints of black tea, herbs and even tobacco. It has high humulene and farnesene, which no doubt contributes to its pleasant and largely continental aroma and taste.

Flavour Description:
Hints of black tea, herbs and even tobacco
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Growing Information
Season Maturity Early
Ease of Harvest Unknown
Typical Yield 220 kg/hectare
Wilt Sensitivity Unknown
Prowdery Mildew Moderately Resistant
Downy Mildew Unknown
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Common Brewing Values
Alpha Acid 3 – 4%
Beta Acid 3 – 3%
Co-Humulone 23 – 23%
Total Oils 0.4 - 0.4 mL/100g
Myrcene
Humulene
Caryophyllene
Farnesene