Wanted Polish Hops

[giraffeman]

Anyone have

Lubelski Hops, or any other Polish Hops.​

I'm looking to make a Grodziskie
but cant find anyone in the USA selling polish hops, (without getting a Lb or more)

 

[lumpher]

https://communitybrewshop.ca/products/northwest-hop-farms-lublin-hops

 

[zasada]

@lumpher this offer you quote is little disturbing. 9,4% AA for noble-like Lubelski? It looks more like Marynka or Pulawski.
This one is much better option
https://communitybrewshop.ca/collections/hops/products/classic-lublin-hops

 

[giraffeman]

https://communitybrewshop.ca/products/northwest-hop-farms-lublin-hops

Thanks I checked them out before and was going to order from them but they only ship in Canada not to the US

 

[mashpaddled]

Williams Brewing has them in 2 oz increments. Farmhouse Brewing Supply has them in 4 oz increments. Both appear to be in stock.

 

[Protos]

You may also look for Polish-grown Saazer.
Tastewise, it's said to be even closer to the canonical Nowotomyski.
It's rarely advertised directly, but a good deal of the globally sold Saazer is actually grown not in Czechia but in Poland. A slightly lower price for an otherwise normal Saazer might be a hint. Then you ask the seller about the batch origin and if you're lucky, he's aware it's from Poland.

Don't buy Marynka, even if you find it! Although it's Polish, it's essentially a Brewer Gold's progeny, so not even close to the Saazer-like Nowotomyski required for Grodziskie.