cincydave
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Plus 1 to Farmhouse.
You can get good prices at the 4 ounce level, allowing you to try a lot of varieties.
You can get good prices at the 4 ounce level, allowing you to try a lot of varieties.
Brewing Beer...but breaking the bank.
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kman6234
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I just received my first bulk hop purchase through hopsdirect this morning and happened to calculate how much I was saving vs buying through a typical online retailer.
3lbs of hops (Cascade, Willamette, Magnum) shipped to my door for $43
After weighing the packages I received 54 ounces of hops (hefty pounds)
So buying in bulk my hop cost is about .79 cents/ounce vs 2.15 / ounce at my online retailer saving me about 60% on my hop cost. (this assumes that none of these hops go to waste and I only use these 3 varieties)
3lbs of hops (Cascade, Willamette, Magnum) shipped to my door for $43
After weighing the packages I received 54 ounces of hops (hefty pounds)
So buying in bulk my hop cost is about .79 cents/ounce vs 2.15 / ounce at my online retailer saving me about 60% on my hop cost. (this assumes that none of these hops go to waste and I only use these 3 varieties)
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