lots of the guys at probrewer have hops for sale.
North coast was offloading some of their 2005 simcoes at $5/lb.
IMO it's not like gas, as in the gas that everyone uses for cars and diesel trucks, it's like the hi-test racing fuel that is the essence of craft and home brewing.We all love to complain about the lack of hop character in most A-B beers, but the fact is the company has long been a stickler for hop quality. Way beyond what you can taste in the beer. This has helped subsidize the production of low alpha (high flavor and aroma) hops in areas such as Germany’s Halltertau region. If A-B isn’t paying top dollar for these — and InBev has specialized in avoiding paying top dollar for anything — what will hop growers do? Go out of business or turn to high alpha hops such as Magnum (a great hop, but entirely different than Hallertau Tradition or Mittlefrüh).
I feel so inadequate.
Can you imaging what a 50lb bag of leaf hops would look like?![]()
Can you imaging what a 50lb bag of leaf hops would look like?![]()
I don't remember ever seeing Hops Direct offering 44# bundles of hops.
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I saw some of the 44# mini-bales at Flying Dog- they're 3 ft cubes. :rockin:
I would roll around naked in it. Then brew with it and ship em out for secret santa gifts