Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Sep 29, 2021 09:30
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German term
Hüll
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German to English
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Names (personal, company)
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How would you spell this? Hüll or Huell?
Context: Hüller Aromahopfen - a proprietary name
I cannot find a single non-translated references online.
Thanks for your help.
Context: Hüller Aromahopfen - a proprietary name
I cannot find a single non-translated references online.
Thanks for your help.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | Hüll | Steffen Walter |
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Hüll
https://brooklynbrewshop.com/blogs/themash/hop-profile-manda... leaves "Hüll" unchanged, and so could you.
Answer posted as requested ;-)
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Note added at 2 hrs (2021-09-29 12:06:01 GMT)
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Taken straight from the Brooklyn Brewshop site: "The German Mandarina Bavaria hop burst onto the scene in 2012 from The Hop Research Center in Hüll Germany (along with sister varietals Hüll Melon, Polaris and Hallertau Blanc). Bred from American Cascade and traditional Hüll hops, Madarina Bavaria hops retain much of the Cascade citrus-notes but without the large hits of pine the American hop is known for. Instead Mandarina Bavaria hops have underlying herbal notes and light spice akin to Hallertau or Styrian Golding hops, but don't be mistaken; this hop leads with a dominant, unfading sweet citrus that is irresistible."
Answer posted as requested ;-)
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Note added at 2 hrs (2021-09-29 12:06:01 GMT)
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Taken straight from the Brooklyn Brewshop site: "The German Mandarina Bavaria hop burst onto the scene in 2012 from The Hop Research Center in Hüll Germany (along with sister varietals Hüll Melon, Polaris and Hallertau Blanc). Bred from American Cascade and traditional Hüll hops, Madarina Bavaria hops retain much of the Cascade citrus-notes but without the large hits of pine the American hop is known for. Instead Mandarina Bavaria hops have underlying herbal notes and light spice akin to Hallertau or Styrian Golding hops, but don't be mistaken; this hop leads with a dominant, unfading sweet citrus that is irresistible."
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Comment: "I found another English article where the "Saazer Sorte" is called "Saaz variety". Just Tettnanger remains as such. "
Discussion
The company's own website calls them Hüller aroma hops:
http://www.ign-hopfen.de/hopfenprodukte/hueller_aromahopfen/...
Definitely not Hueller, though - that's for people who don't know how to do accents on their keyboards :-)