Indie Hops puts new plant to work
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HoppyDaze
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I read this same article and was somewhat intrigued. When are these hops going to be available to the public? Seems like they would be great for some of the people struggling with their crops in the southern states. I wonder how they taste? Bridgeport will be using them in their next batch of "Hop Czar" and Block 15 Brewery in Cornvallis was the first commercial brewery to use them....This farm is only 10 miles from where I sleep by the way. Maybe I will cruise down there and have a chat with them
HoppyDaze
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bump^^^ anyone else heard of these hops?
samc
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Not heard of them, but interesting when you dig into the website you can find the contract pricing up to 2011-12 hops which stay the same as current pricing.
JeffHops
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Indie Hop is a joint venture involving Coleman Farms from Gervais/St Paul Or, Goschie farms in Mt. Angel Or. and some fancy lawyer from So. Cal. Unless they start buying Hops from other growers, thier inventory will be quite small.
That's as far as I will comment on them...
conpewter
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Always thought you'd get better aroma from whole hops, hadn't read a lot about it though.
