Mosaic Hop Pellets
Product details
| Management number | 232540911 | Release Date | 2026/06/21 | List Price | $0.87 | Model Number | 232540911 | ||
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Mosaic Hops are known as a “super hop” for good reason: they're packed with a medley of blueberry, tropical fruit, citrus, and pine. Mosaic hops are complex, expressive, and incredibly versatile. It’s a favorite for modern IPA and Pale Ale recipes, offering bold aroma in both solo and blended hop schedules.
Named for its ability to produce a “mosaic” of aromas, this hop shines in late additions and dry hopping, delivering layered intensity and excellent oil retention. If you want to add extra wow factor to your IPAs, try pairing Mosaic with Citra, Simcoe, or Amarillo.
Expect notes of blueberry, mango, tangerine, papaya, and a touch of herbal pine, perfect for creative hop expressions in juicy IPAs and beyond.
Technical Details:
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Alpha Acids: 11.5%–13.5%
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Beta Acids: 3.2%–4.2%
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Total Oils: High – 1.5 to 2.3 mL/100g
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Usage: Aroma, flavor, dry hopping
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Substitutes: Citra, Simcoe, Galaxy
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Ideal For: Hazy IPA, West Coast IPA, Pale Ale, Milkshake IPA, Fruit-forward styles
Mosaic Hops FAQ
What flavor does Mosaic bring to beer?
Mosaic delivers bright tropical fruit, citrus zest, and berry notes, often described as blueberry or mango, with a background of pine and dank complexity.
Can Mosaic be used on its own?
Yes! Many single-hop IPAs and Pale Ales use Mosaic exclusively. It offers complex aroma on its own and also plays well with others like Citra and Simcoe.
What styles benefit most from Mosaic?
Mosaic is tailor-made for hazy IPAs, but also elevates West Coast IPAs, Pale Ales, Milkshake IPAs, and experimental fruit or hybrid styles.
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