Brooks Groves

Warrior

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Dual purpose
Origin United States
Bred by Unrecorded
One source
Bitterness
Very high (15–18% alpha)
In the glass
14 beers here Β· Brooks has had 1
Usually paired with
Simcoe, Citra, Mosaic
Swap it for
Millennium Β· compare them β†’

Brewing values

range on filetypicalbreeder or labmerchant

Alpha acid

15–18% typical 16.5

1 source, spread of 3%
  • Yakima Chief Ranches15–18

Beta acid

4.3–5.3% typical 4.8

1 source, spread of 1%
  • Yakima Chief Ranches4.3–5.3

Cohumulone

22–26% of alpha typical 24

1 source, spread of 4% of alpha
  • Yakima Chief Ranches22–26

Total oil

1.3–1.7 mL/100g typical 1.5

1 source, spread of 0.4 mL/100g
  • Yakima Chief Ranches1.3–1.7

Alpha retained, 6 months at 20Β°C

76%

1 source
  • Yakima Chief Ranches76–76

Alpha to beta runs about 3.4:1, which is what governs how fast the bitterness fades in storage.

Oil composition

  • Myrcene62.5%
  • Humulene23.6%
  • Caryophyllene13.9%

Normalised to 100% so this hop can be compared like for like. The published components sum to 72% of total oil in the source data.

Where it's grown

In 2025: withheld in Washington (NASS withholds a figure when it would identify a single farm).

Warrior: acres harvested by state, 2015–2025 Line chart of acres harvested in Washington. The same figures are in the table below. 0 100 200 300 201520172019202120232025 Washington
Acres by year
YearWashington
2015β€”
2016β€”
2017β€”
2018withheld
2019withheld
2020283
2021128
2022147
2023148
2024147
2025withheld

Acres harvested, from the USDA NASS National Hop Report. Where America's hops grow β†’

In the glass Β· 14 beers from 5 breweries

Brooks has had one of them Β· 3.75 average

All 14 beers with Warrior β†’

Brewed alongside Β· in 14 beers that use Warrior with other hops

  1. Simcoe 857%
  2. Citra 857%
  3. Mosaic 857%
  4. Amarillo 643%
  5. Cascade 536%
  6. Strata 321%
  7. Chinook 214%
  8. Most 17%

Counted from the hop lists of every beer in What's in the can: what Pacific Northwest brewers actually put next to Warrior.

What to swap it for

  • aroma β€” Β· oils 92 Β· chemistry 93 partial data
  • Summit 52
    aroma β€” Β· oils 92 Β· chemistry 82 partial data
  • Ella 50
    aroma β€” Β· oils 86 Β· chemistry 82 partial data
  • Idaho 7 50
    aroma β€” Β· oils 86 Β· chemistry 81 partial data
  • Nugget 49
    aroma β€” Β· oils 80 Β· chemistry 85 partial data
  • aroma β€” Β· oils 88 Β· chemistry 76 partial data

Scored on aroma overlap, oil composition and acid chemistry, then nudged up where a brewer has vouched for the swap by hand. An axis we haven't measured earns nothing, so a hop known only by its acid numbers caps out around 30 β€” the score is how much evidence there is for the swap, not just how close the numbers happen to be. Anything under 50 is a different beer, not a substitution.

Pedigree

Parentage unrecorded.

Notes on this record

purpose defaulted to dual, unconfirmed -- was not researched individually for this bulk scaffold pass. Correct before publishing.

HopLove is an open dataset first and a website second. Every figure on this site is rolled up from cited observations in data/hops/, and the same build that made this page wrote ../../api/v1/hops.json β€” free, no key, no rate limit.

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