Used this to dry hop along with some Cashmere to attempt a clone of a hazy NE IPA. Awesome. Found it smoother than Citra/Mosiaic I was using before.

One of my absolute favorite hops! I use it in everything from ciders to lagers.

Love this Hop. Really good all around hop, pineapple, citrus, and grapefruit aroma/flavor

Great hops- fresh and super fruity

Well packaged and seemed fresh.

How can you go wrong with Azacca hops?

I love using these hops! Fantastic tropical aroma and flavor.

Brewed a tropical pale ale with this in late boil. Nice floral aroma.

I used the Azacca in a 50/50 blend with Centennial. The Azacca smelled really grassy before brewing with it, but I really liked the finished product. Made a great APA.

Great hops, great supplier, great service. As always.

I used Azacca hops in an IPA as a dry hop addition. It was underwhelming. Some flavor but very muted. Not impressed.

I made a SMaSH beer with pilsner as a base. The aroma and flavor descriptions are accurate. However, this is not a big hop like Citra. There was no single flavor characteristic that really came through. I think this hop is better utilized blended with other hops, but it made a very enjoyable single hop lager.

I made a single hop IPA with it. Big whirlpool addition and big dry hop. Not pleased with the end result. I think it might have a place in a blend of three hops, but doesn't work well alone. At all.

3 stars..4 stars.. idk...The aroma and flavor itself is good - but just doesnt have the oomph. I suppose I can detect the described citrus, mango, and orchard qualities but im not the best at descriptirs. I wouldent really call it tropical. I used 1 pound in a 5 gal batch of new england style ipa (5 grams boil, 4oz flame out, and three 4oz dry additions). Even with such a low "bittering" addition the bitterness contribution (from all additions) seems to over power the aroma / flavor. Next time I will pair with something along the lines of mosaic or use in a saison, blonde, wheat etc.