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Where America's hops grow

Three-quarters of the American hop crop comes out of Washington, most of it from the Yakima Valley, with Oregon's Willamette Valley and Idaho making up the rest. Here's every variety USDA counts, by state, 2015 to 2025.

Washington 31,198 acres, 75% of the US crop $329M Β· 62M lb
Oregon 5,354 acres, 13% of the US crop $56M Β· 9M lb
Idaho 5,102 acres, 12% of the US crop $63M Β· 12M lb

Acres in the ground

Washington ran up to 43,783 acres in 2021 on the back of the craft boom, and has since pulled back to 31,198. Oregon and Idaho followed the same curve.

Hop acres harvested by state, 2015–2025 Line chart of acres harvested in Washington, Oregon and Idaho each year. Washington peaked at 43,783 acres. 0 20k 40k 60k 201520172019202120232025 Washington Oregon Idaho

Washington's top varieties, 2025

Acres harvested, and change since 2020.

  1. Citra 5,327 -35%
  2. Columbus/Tomahawk/Zeus (CTZ) 4,115 -15%
  3. Simcoe 2,962 -8%
  4. Mosaic 2,246 -40%
  5. Centennial 2,122 -13%
  6. TerraFlux 2,059 -7%
  7. Cascade 1,719 -40%
  8. Amarillo 1,158 -17%
  9. Chinook 954 -19%
  10. Pekko 834 +4%
  11. Apollo 522 -30%
  12. Talus 492 new

Oregon's top varieties, 2025

Acres harvested, and change since 2020.

  1. Citra 1,525 +15%
  2. Mosaic 684 +15%
  3. Cascade 487 -35%
  4. Simcoe 431 -9%
  5. Centennial 417 -15%
  6. Strata 326 -33%
  7. Willamette 227 -62%
  8. Amarillo 213 -1%
  9. Crystal 160 β€”
  10. Nugget 157 -81%
  11. Mount Hood 118 -26%
  12. Chinook 103 +20%

Idaho's top varieties, 2025

  1. Columbus/Tomahawk/Zeus (CTZ) 775 -47%
  2. Citra 729 -52%
  3. Mosaic 558 -53%
  4. Amarillo 503 -7%
  5. Idaho 7 260 -54%
  6. Willamette 158 β€”
  7. Simcoe 97 -77%
  8. Saaz 84 β€”
  9. Hallertau Mittelfruh 44 -72%
  10. Elani 8 new
Every variety, 2025
VarietyWashingtonOregonIdahoWashington, 2020
Citra5,3271,525729 8,143
Columbus/Tomahawk/Zeus (CTZ)4,115β€”775 4,829
Simcoe2,96243197 3,214
Mosaic2,246684558 3,715
Centennial2,122417β€” 2,444
Cascade1,719487withheld 2,877
TerraFlux2,059β€”β€” 2,208
Amarillo1,158213503 1,395
Chinook954103withheld 1,183
Pekko834β€”β€” 801
Willamette199227158 203
Apollo522β€”withheld 750
Talus492β€”β€” β€”
El Dorado434β€”withheld 1,058
Idaho 7150β€”260 341
Eureka!401β€”withheld 465
Krush331β€”β€” β€”
Strataβ€”326β€” β€”
Ekuanot316β€”β€” 641
Super Galena233β€”β€” 475
Cluster217β€”β€” 413
Comet209β€”withheld 330
Cashmere186β€”withheld 448
Sabro181β€”β€” 1,145
Mount Hood51118β€” 48
Crystalβ€”160β€” withheld
Nuggetβ€”157β€” withheld
Bravo114β€”β€” 201
Elani78β€”8 β€”
Saazβ€”β€”84 β€”
Hallertau Mittelfruhβ€”β€”44 β€”
Sterlingβ€”44β€” β€”
Azaccawithheldβ€”β€” 722
Helioswithheldβ€”withheld β€”
Libertyβ€”withheldβ€” β€”
Loralwithheldβ€”β€” 164
Mt. Rainier000 223
Palisadewithheldβ€”β€” 246
Tahoma00β€” 177
Warriorwithheldβ€”β€” 283
Other varieties3,2664291,886 1,546
Experimental32233withheld 453

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, National Hop Report, 2015–2025 editions, parsed from the plain-text releases saved in the repo. Each year comes from the most recent report that covers it, since NASS revises the prior two years. β€œWithheld” means NASS kept the figure back to avoid identifying a single farm; those acres are counted in β€œOther varieties”. Columbus, Tomahawk and Zeus are reported as one bucket (CTZ) from 2020.

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Built 2026-09-30T05:41:31.791Z from 232 cultivar records. Data under CC BY 4.0, code under MIT. Source and corrections on GitHub. Not affiliated with any hop breeder, farm or merchant; variety names are the marks of their owners.