Barth-Haas - Cascade
Description: "Cascade was developed in the U.S.D.A. breeding program in Oregon and released as a U.S. aroma variety in 1972. It is characterized by a dark green elongated cone which contains low amounts of alpha acids. The aroma is of medium strength and very distinct. The variety has good cone production and is agronomically strong with good crown resistance to downy mildew. The definitive hop for American Pale Ales, IPA's and Black Ales/Black IPA (also known as Cascadian Ale due to the use of this variety). Widespread use in British Bitters, ESB's, Pale Ales and very effective in fruity Blonde ales and Barley Wines too."
Most Used In:
| Style | Uses | Avg. Usage | Usage Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| American IPA | 32 | 41% | 6% - 100% |
| American Pale Ale | 28 | 50% | 13% - 100% |
| Specialty IPA: New England IPA | 13 | 35% | 8% - 100% |
| American IPA | 11 | 47% | 5% - 100% |
| Blonde Ale | 10 | 59% | 14% - 100% |
| American Amber Ale | 8 | 52% | 18% - 100% |
| Cream Ale | 7 | 58% | 20% - 100% |
| English IPA | 6 | 39% | 23% - 53% |
| American Pale Ale | 5 | 57% | 15% - 100% |
| Specialty IPA: Black IPA | 5 | 29% | 13% - 47% |
