Sterling is often utilized as a replacement for one of its primary parents, noble Saaz, as it exhibits similarly clean bitterness with slightly more forward spicy and herbal flavors and is easier to grow, offering moderately high yields and resistance to disease.
Pine/Resin, Spicy, Herbal, Citrus, Floral
ALPHA 6 - 9 %
BETA 4 - 6 %
TOTAL OIL 1.3 - 1.9 %
COHUMULONE 22 - 28 %
MYRCENE 44 - 48 %
HUMULENE 19 - 23 %
CARYOPHYLINE 5 - 7 %
Farnesene 11 - 17 %
Storage Good