The variety is named after the Haná region in Moravia and is historically known as the basis for the production of the world's first Pilsner-type beer. As a local population, the variety does not possess strictly standardized parameters for height or disease resistance characteristic of modern industrial hybrids.
The grain is characterized by benchmark technological properties for brewing, including high extract quality. Currently, the variety holds the status of cultural heritage and is used in specialized malt production to recreate historical beer flavor profiles.
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