Polaris hops are a standout variety known for their extremely high-alpha acid levels, and this hop has gained popularity with most of Polaris being processed into bittering extract. Bred in Germany, this hop has gained popularity among brewers who want a high-alpha variety with unique brewing characteristics and aromas.
Polaris hops often present notes of spice, wood and herbs in the brew while delivering aromas of pine, spice and mint on the rub. This refreshing twist makes them ideal for modern IPAs and lagers.
Due to their high alpha acid levels, Polaris hops are excellent for bittering. Brewers enjoy the aroma that Polaris hops impart when used in the whirlpool or fermentation stages. For best results, consider combining them with fruit-forward hops to balance the minty intensity.
Moreover, Polaris hops work well in both single-hop and mixed-hop beers. Their bold characteristics can stand alone, but they also complement citrus, berry, and herbal tones. This makes Polaris hops a flexible choice for brewers who love to experiment and try something different.
Polaris hops shine in styles such as pale ales, IPAs, and strong lagers. Their fresh, bright character pairs well with clean, crisp malt bases. While they are suitable for bold beer styles, Polaris hops can also surprise in lighter brews. When used carefully, they deliver depth without overwhelming the palate.
In summary, Polaris hops are a brilliant option for brewers looking to push aroma boundaries. Their unique profile ensures that any beer brewed with Polaris hops will stand out on the shelf and in the glass.
Polaris Porter by Divine Brewing Co
A traditional style of beer, our Polaris Porter is dark and complex with a balanced hop profile. Brewed with liquorice root, an original ingredient dating back hundreds of years, but now rarely used, that adds a subtle sweetness. It’s a perfect balance of old and new.
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