New Hop - Calypso

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We just put our newest hop variety up on our site.

Calypso hops-
Dual purpose hops, fruity aroma with hints of pear and apple

Enjoy,

John
 
Gonna brew my house pale ale with them to get a good idea of what they are bringing to the party! I also think they may work well in a Saison.
 
yah you always post this type of stuff after i place a large order.

lol
 
yah you always post this type of stuff after i place a large order.

lol

I know, I just put an order in on Saturday for some Nugget, Warrior and Citra hops with Farmhouse and then today saw they had some Simcoe available so I had to place another order for 8oz of those and a pack of Falconer's Flight for good measure!

Not going to complain about scoring another 1/2 lb of Simcoe though:ban:
 
Matt, I thought you just ordered.

We are trying our best to keep everything in stock but when your just 2 people and have 41 varieties of hops it get tough.
 
Matt, I thought you just ordered.

We are trying our best to keep everything in stock but when your just 2 people and have 41 varieties of hops it get tough.

No worries. I ordered some hops and grain to make up a Nugget Nectar clone on Saturday and saw you had some Simcoes available today so I put in another order. Thanks for the great variety!
 
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Nugget Nectar.

I just used Calypso for the AHS Apocalypso. It's a nice hop. It seems to be a strong bittering hop. I cut the bittering addition in half and didn't add the second half until 30 minutes and it still has a nice bite. I can pick up on the pear type flavors too.
 
I used it in a pale ale and it was really good. Mine were pretty high alpha I think. I would use cascade or something even calmer for bittering and use this for aroma and flavor additions.
 
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