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So if I counted right, @scriv was the last member on the list making 39# accounted for. After that, another handful of members asked for a total of 8 pounds.

That said, if you can either PM your post your PP address, I'm happy to send money. Was the decision that shipping for a pound would be a flat rate of $5.50?

Thanks!
 
Awesome- please put me down for 2#, and I'll pay when you're ready. Thank you so much for doing this!

Miss Yooper - what will you do with all that Mosaic? I've only used it in one beer so far in combination with Pacific Jade. Have you ever used it as only hops?
Sorry for seemingly going off-topic but if I can find other uses for it I might get convinced to get one more # as well. :mug:
 
I would like a pound if still available. Would you please bump my order to two. Sorry for the update
 
Miss Yooper - what will you do with all that Mosaic? I've only used it in one beer so far in combination with Pacific Jade. Have you ever used it as only hops?
Sorry for seemingly going off-topic but if I can find other uses for it I might get convinced to get one more # as well. :mug:

I've only used it once.

But...........on Saturday we had a wonderful beer called Yellow Rose by Lone Pint Brewery (from Magnolia, TX) while we were road tripping at Jester King/Stanley's Farmhouse Pizza around Austin.

Here's the description:
Yellow Rose
A SMaSH, Single Malt and Single Hop, IPA using a caboodle (technical term for a large amount of malt) of malt and a new hop released in 2012 called Mosaic (HBC 369). It is a daughter of Simcoe (YCR 14), one of our favorite hops. Whole cone Mosaic is used for bittering, flavoring, and aroma in the kettle; it is also massively dry hopped. The beer is named after a Texas Heroine.
Tasting notes: chalk-white head with a very clean malt backbone. The hops impart strong grapefruit, pineapple, and blueberry flavor and aroma. A strong beer that is extremely quaffable.
ABV: 6.8% IBUs: 62


And that's been my experience with mosaic. It had a distinct grapefruit to it, but not as single dimension like cascade or amarillo. It was fruity, but not tropical like citra or like 'jolly ranchers' like el dorado. It has a depth to it that we love, but not sweet or weird, and not too flowery like some hops have.

I guess that is why it's 'mosaic'- there is a lot going on there. I make 10 gallon batches, and lots of IPAs/APAs, so a pound of hops does go quick for me.
 
I've only used it once.

But...........on Saturday we had a wonderful beer called Yellow Rose by Lone Pint Brewery (from Magnolia, TX) while we were road tripping at Jester King/Stanley's Farmhouse Pizza around Austin.

Here's the description:
Yellow Rose
A SMaSH, Single Malt and Single Hop, IPA using a caboodle (technical term for a large amount of malt) of malt and a new hop released in 2012 called Mosaic (HBC 369). It is a daughter of Simcoe (YCR 14), one of our favorite hops. Whole cone Mosaic is used for bittering, flavoring, and aroma in the kettle; it is also massively dry hopped. The beer is named after a Texas Heroine.
Tasting notes: chalk-white head with a very clean malt backbone. The hops impart strong grapefruit, pineapple, and blueberry flavor and aroma. A strong beer that is extremely quaffable.
ABV: 6.8% IBUs: 62


And that's been my experience with mosaic. It had a distinct grapefruit to it, but not as single dimension like cascade or amarillo. It was fruity, but not tropical like citra or like 'jolly ranchers' like el dorado. It has a depth to it that we love, but not sweet or weird, and not too flowery like some hops have.

I guess that is why it's 'mosaic'- there is a lot going on there. I make 10 gallon batches, and lots of IPAs/APAs, so a pound of hops does go quick for me.
You convinced me! I find over time the flavor qualities changes dramatically from strawberry to grapefruit etc.

crazyirishman34 - would you please bump my order to 2# as well?
 
You convinced me! I find over time the flavor qualities changes dramatically from strawberry to grapefruit etc.

crazyirishman34 - would you please bump my order to 2# as well?

Funnycreature and I will have all 4# that we are ordering sent to his house in a single box, to save on shipping. Can you split them up into single pound bags though?
 
So up to this point I have everyone. I have opened up a 3rd bag to folks. If you ordered more then one pound I am going to put the order into one bag. If you must have more then one bag add $1 per pound for the bag and time. I should be able to get 4 to 5 pounds in a medium box. I am HOPING that I can get 2 pounds in a small box that is not a guarantee. If you are local and want to pick up I will bring the hops to the grain buy and you can pick them up there. It would be great if a local person or persons could come help divvy the hops up.
 
So up to this point I have everyone. I have opened up a 3rd bag to folks. If you ordered more then one pound I am going to put the order into one bag. If you must have more then one bag add $1 per pound for the bag and time. I should be able to get 4 to 5 pounds in a medium box. I am HOPING that I can get 2 pounds in a small box that is not a guarantee. If you are local and want to pick up I will bring the hops to the grain buy and you can pick them up there. It would be great if a local person or persons could come help divvy the hops up.

With that said, just put a 4# for Funnycreature and I into one bag. We can split when they arrive.
 
ok everyone up till here is on the list. There are 3 pounds left on the last bag. If someone local will help me bag up and box orders I would be open to one more bag. Also payments need to be done in paypal or cash. If you are using PayPal it needs to either be sent with out the fee or you need to pay the fee. I am well known as I run the NE Grain Buy and have brought more then 100k lbs of grain into New England for home brewers. Also to make my life easier I am going to get some click and ship labels that is going to add $.50 to each box so a small box would cost $6 and a medium would cost $12. I think that I can fit 2# in a small and 5# in a Med.
 

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