Savinjski Golding a.k.a. Styrian Golding

The classic Styrian noble hop — green tea, lemon, and gentle spice.

Origin
Country
Slovenia
Released
Alpha Acid
2.0–6.1%

What it tastes like

Savinjski Golding (Styrian Golding) is the classic Slovenian noble hop, descended from English Fuggle and grown in the Savinja Valley since the 19th century. It offers refined green-tea, lemon and herbal notes with sweet fruit and a gentle, noble bitterness — a staple of lagers and Belgian ales.

green tealemonherbalapple

Best in these styles

lagerpilsnerBelgian alebitter / ESB
Tasting Tip
Use Savinjski Golding late for a soft, noble green-tea-and-lemon aroma; it's a classic in Belgian and English-style ales.

Beers showcasing Savinjski Golding

Specific beer examples coming soon.

Substitutes & relatives

If you can't source Savinjski Golding, these hops bring overlapping character.

For brewers — technical profile

Alpha Acid
2.0–6.1%
Beta Acid
1.8–4.1%
Total Oil
0.3–1.7 mL/100g

Oil composition

myrcene
25–38%
humulene
29–38%
caryophyllene
9–12%
farnesene
6–8%

History

Savinjski Golding (Styrian Golding) is a traditional Slovenian variety descended from the English Fuggle hop, introduced to Slovenia's Savinja Valley in the early 19th century and long prized for its noble aroma.

Sources

So you can see nothing here is made up — the published specifications on this page are traceable to grower / breeder data:

Freshness Note
A delicate noble hop — store cold and sealed and use fresh.

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