Teamaker
- Purpose
- Aroma
- Alpha acid
- 0.6–1.8%
- Beta acid
- 5.4–13.2%
Flavor profile
Our analysis — recovered from this hop's oil and descriptor data, not a republished source list.
- herbal
Overview
Teamaker is a US aroma hop with unusually low alpha acids and much higher beta acids, listed at 0.6-1.8% and 5.4-13.2%. Use it as a late, non-bitter aromatic option with floral character rather than as a conventional kettle bittering hop.
Ranked substitutes
Our analysis — a confidence score computed from the measured specs above, not an equivalence guarantee.
- Saaz76% match
Strongest on flavor profile (100%); main tradeoff is beer styles (0%).
Frequently asked questions
- What is the alpha acid content of Teamaker hops?
- Teamaker typically falls in an alpha acid range of 0.6–1.8%.
- Is Teamaker a bittering or aroma hop?
- Teamaker is generally used as an aroma hop.
- What does Teamaker taste and smell like?
- Our flavor analysis associates Teamaker with herbal.
Where to buy Teamaker
Teamaker is widely stocked by homebrew suppliers. Check your preferred local or online homebrew shop for current availability and pricing.
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