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Hops are the key to brewing beer with a unique bitterness and a wide range of flavors. With so many different hop varieties available, you can experiment with different flavors and aromas to create your perfect brew. Whether you add them during the boil or in the fermenter, hops can be used at any time in the brewing process. We offer an impressive selection of domestic imported pellet and whole leaf hops for you to choose from, so you can confidently create a beer that stands out from the rest. Let's get brewing and show the world what you're made of!

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Hops Flavor

Hops offer a distinctive and fresh flavor profile, along multidimensional aromatic qualities that are unique to each batch and variety. These flavors are highly sought after by craft beer enthusiasts who appreciate the added layers of complexity in seasonal beers. Elevate your brews with our premium hops and experience the difference for yourself.

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Hops Pellets

Pellets have improved over the years and are easier to store however there are some downsides:     

  • Pellets sink and dissolve, creating “sludge” on the bottom of your brew kettle or fermenter.    

  •  If left un-bagged, the pellets tend to rise to the surface during the boil and form a layer on the kettle’s rim, which means they’re not being utilized.      

  • Some brewers believe that whole hops are less harsh than pellets, making them a better choice for beer making.

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Whole Flower Hops

Fresh whole flower hops have been a staple in beer making for centuries, renowned for their ability to add unique flavors and aromas to the brewing process. By incorporating these raw hops, you can enhance the natural taste of your beer and unleash your creativity. From bine to brew, using fresh hops in your beer-making process can elevate the quality of your brews and set you apart from the competition.

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Alternative Ways to Use Hops

  • Cooking

Hops can be used in cooking to add a bitter, earthy flavor to braised dishes and stews. Hop-infused oils can also be used in dressings, marinades, and popcorn toppings.

 

  • Herbal medicine

Hops are sometimes used in herbal medicine to treat anxiety, sleep disorders, restlessness, and menopause symptoms. However, there is no scientific evidence to support these uses.

 

  • Leg ulcers

Early research suggests that a cream containing hops, along with other ingredients, may help reduce pain and inflammation in people with leg ulcers

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