Centennial Hops

Centennial Hops Centennial Hop Profile Centennial is one of the most well-respected hop varieties since being released in 1990. Named after the centennial anniversary of Washington state, it offers well-rounded utility for bittering, flavor, aroma and dry-hopping. It quickly developed the nickname "Super Cascade" for its higher alpha, with vibrant citrus and soft pine characteristics. Centennial has a long history as a celebrated IPA hop in the beer industry, notably featured in legendary IPAs such as Russian River's Pliny the Elder, Founders' Centennial IPA, and Bell's Two Hearted Ale. An enduring backbone of American IPA craftsmanship.Recommended Styles: IPA, IPA, Double IPA, or IPA Alpha Acid: 7% to 12%Typical Usage: Dual purpose. SEE WHAT BREWERS ARE SAYING ABOUT OUR CENTENNIAL HOPS Centennial hop hash - James R. 11/07/18 "I love hop hash and this hop is easily one of my favorites. It works great for giving you aroma and a real hop punch without having to use as much material. It also gives my west coast IPAs a great resinous flavor and whenever Yakima has some I buy it and use it quick. Thank for another great product Yakima!" EXAMPLES OF BEERS BREWED WITH CENTENNIAL HOPS Brewers at Fremont use Centennial and Simcoe hops together to achieve the perfect Northwest brew. Universale Pale Ale - Fremont Brewing Brewers at Reuben's use Citra, Amarillo, Azacca, Simcoe, Mosaic, and Centennial together to achieve a well balanced beer. Crikey IPA - Reuben's Brews CENTENNIAL HOP SUBSTITUTION Centennial hops carry similar characteristics as Cascade, Columbus, and Simcoe, making them the perfect substitutions in your next brew! These hops are often used for bittering, but are capable of standing on their own in single hopped beers. Updated Dec. 2025