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	''Notes on '''Bravo''' gathered automatically from across the wiki. Each ~~section~~ links back to ~~its source page~~.''		''Notes on '''Bravo''' gathered automatically from across the wiki. Each heading links back to the exact section it came from.''

	== From [[Hop Oils]] ==		== From [[Hops#Misc:\|Hops: Misc:]] ==
			* '''[[El Dorado]]'''
			** good “base” hop, '''NZ''' Is good for top note (CBB - Firestone)
			** CBB 321 - Varietal: El dorado is a great supporting hop, but not on its own
			* '''Bravo Hops''' (Brulosophy Hop Chronicles)
			** I couldn’t agree more with the results from blind participants, Bravo imparted a deliciously pungent citrus flavor balanced nicely by notes of tropical fruit and a hint of floral character that I think would work just as beautifully in a liberally hopped IPA as it would a less aggressive Amber Ale or Saison. And on top of all that, the bitterness quality was smooth and enjoyable. Bravo is an absolute winner in my book

			== From [[Hop Oils#Hops by Compound\|Hop Oils: Hops by Compound]] ==
	* Geraniol-rich Hops		* Geraniol-rich Hops
	** Aurora, Bravo, [[Cascade]], [[Centennial]], [[Chinook]], [[Citra]], [[Mosaic]], [[Motueka]], [[Styrian Golding]]		** Aurora, Bravo, [[Cascade]], [[Centennial]], [[Chinook]], [[Citra]], [[Mosaic]], [[Motueka]], [[Styrian Golding]]
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	* Hops that Contain 4-mercapto-4-methylpentan-2-one (4MMP)		* Hops that Contain 4-mercapto-4-methylpentan-2-one (4MMP)
	** Apollo, Cascade, Centennial, Citra, Chinook, [[Cluster]], [[Ekuanot\|Equinox]], Mosaic, [[Simcoe]], Summit		** Apollo, Cascade, Centennial, Citra, Chinook, [[Cluster]], [[Ekuanot\|Equinox]], Mosaic, [[Simcoe]], Summit

			== From [[Hop Oils#YEAST BIOTRANSFORMATION—Escarpment / Uberbrew wheat\|Hop Oils: YEAST BIOTRANSFORMATION—Escarpment / Uberbrew wheat]] ==
	* Luckily, scientific publications and industry resources share knowledge of terpene concentrations of various hops. Try [[Cascade]], [[Chinook]], [[Mosaic]], [[Centennial]], [[Strata]], and Bravo as a starting point for terpene-rich hops.		* Luckily, scientific publications and industry resources share knowledge of terpene concentrations of various hops. Try [[Cascade]], [[Chinook]], [[Mosaic]], [[Centennial]], [[Strata]], and Bravo as a starting point for terpene-rich hops.

	== From [[Hop combos]] ==		== From [[Thiols#The Complex Case of Thiols\|Thiols: The Complex Case of Thiols]] ==
			* As reported in “Hops Oils & Aroma: Uncharted Waters” (Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine®, March/April 2016), a team at Sapporo Breweries in Japan conducted a study in 2012 in which they compared the compositions of monoterpene alcohols in various hops, examining the behavior of geraniol and citronellol under various hopping and hops-blend conditions. Among other things, their experiments demonstrated that the co-existence of linalool, geraniol, and citronellol could increase the perception of “citrus” in a model solution. Anecdotally, using this information, adventurous brewers combined hops high in linalool (such as Bravo or [[Nugget]]) with others rich in geraniol (for instance, [[Chinook]]) to brew beers they described as fruity, sometimes tropical. But it turns out linalool, geraniol, and citronellol may not have been totally responsible for those flavors.

			== From [[Hop combos#Hop Combinations that Emulate Fruit Flavors\|Hop combos: Hop Combinations that Emulate Fruit Flavors]] ==
	* · Orange Juice – [[Mosaic]], [[Amarillo]], [[Centennial]]		* · Orange Juice – [[Mosaic]], [[Amarillo]], [[Centennial]]
	* · Orange Rind – Bravo		* · Orange Rind – Bravo
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	* · Lemon – Lemondrop, [[Citra]], Centennial, [[Loral]] Cryo		* · Lemon – Lemondrop, [[Citra]], Centennial, [[Loral]] Cryo
	* · Lime – [[Motueka]]		* · Lime – [[Motueka]]

	~~== From [[Hops]] ==~~
	* '''[[El Dorado]]'''
	** good “base” hop, '''NZ''' Is good for top note (CBB - Firestone)
	** CBB 321 - Varietal: El dorado is a great supporting hop, but not on its own
	* '''Bravo Hops''' (Brulosophy Hop Chronicles)
	** I couldn’t agree more with the results from blind participants, Bravo imparted a deliciously pungent citrus flavor balanced nicely by notes of tropical fruit and a hint of floral character that I think would work just as beautifully in a liberally hopped IPA as it would a less aggressive Amber Ale or Saison. And on top of all that, the bitterness quality was smooth and enjoyable. Bravo is an absolute winner in my book

	~~== From [[Thiols]] ==~~
	* As reported in “Hops Oils & Aroma: Uncharted Waters” (Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine®, March/April 2016), a team at Sapporo Breweries in Japan conducted a study in 2012 in which they compared the compositions of monoterpene alcohols in various hops, examining the behavior of geraniol and citronellol under various hopping and hops-blend conditions. Among other things, their experiments demonstrated that the co-existence of linalool, geraniol, and citronellol could increase the perception of “citrus” in a model solution. Anecdotally, using this information, adventurous brewers combined hops high in linalool (such as Bravo or [[Nugget]]) with others rich in geraniol (for instance, [[Chinook]]) to brew beers they described as fruity, sometimes tropical. But it turns out linalool, geraniol, and citronellol may not have been totally responsible for those flavors.

	[[Category:Hops]]		[[Category:Hops]]

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''Notes on '''Bravo''' gathered automatically from across the wiki. Each section links back to its source page.''

== From [[Hop Oils]] ==
* Geraniol-rich Hops
** Aurora, Bravo, [[Cascade]], [[Centennial]], [[Chinook]], [[Citra]], [[Mosaic]], [[Motueka]], [[Styrian Golding]]
* Linalool-rich Hops
** [[Amarillo]], Cascade, Centennial, Citra, Glacier, Millennium, [[Mount Hood]], [[Nugget]], Pacifica, [[Willamette]]
* Hops that Contain 4-mercapto-4-methylpentan-2-one (4MMP)
** Apollo, Cascade, Centennial, Citra, Chinook, [[Cluster]], [[Ekuanot|Equinox]], Mosaic, [[Simcoe]], Summit
* Luckily, scientific publications and industry resources share knowledge of terpene concentrations of various hops. Try [[Cascade]], [[Chinook]], [[Mosaic]], [[Centennial]], [[Strata]], and Bravo as a starting point for terpene-rich hops.

== From [[Hop combos]] ==
* · Orange Juice – [[Mosaic]], [[Amarillo]], [[Centennial]]
* · Orange Rind – Bravo
* · Grapefruit – [[Simcoe]], Amarillo
* · Lemon – Lemondrop, [[Citra]], Centennial, [[Loral]] Cryo
* · Lime – [[Motueka]]

== From [[Hops]] ==
* '''[[El Dorado]]'''
** good “base” hop, '''NZ''' Is good for top note (CBB - Firestone)
** CBB 321 - Varietal: El dorado is a great supporting hop, but not on its own
* '''Bravo Hops''' (Brulosophy Hop Chronicles)
** I couldn’t agree more with the results from blind participants, Bravo imparted a deliciously pungent citrus flavor balanced nicely by notes of tropical fruit and a hint of floral character that I think would work just as beautifully in a liberally hopped IPA as it would a less aggressive Amber Ale or Saison. And on top of all that, the bitterness quality was smooth and enjoyable. Bravo is an absolute winner in my book

== From [[Thiols]] ==
* As reported in “Hops Oils & Aroma: Uncharted Waters” (Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine®, March/April 2016), a team at Sapporo Breweries in Japan conducted a study in 2012 in which they compared the compositions of monoterpene alcohols in various hops, examining the behavior of geraniol and citronellol under various hopping and hops-blend conditions. Among other things, their experiments demonstrated that the co-existence of linalool, geraniol, and citronellol could increase the perception of “citrus” in a model solution. Anecdotally, using this information, adventurous brewers combined hops high in linalool (such as Bravo or [[Nugget]]) with others rich in geraniol (for instance, [[Chinook]]) to brew beers they described as fruity, sometimes tropical. But it turns out linalool, geraniol, and citronellol may not have been totally responsible for those flavors.

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