Posted on Sep 23, 2022
Midwest farmers hope their hops can add a distinctive flavor to your craft beer
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Truly an Enlightening Experience, The First Time I saw Hops Growing on a Farm in Oregon. Being a Good German Lad, I Knew what Hops was used for but not the Methodology for the Growth of Such a Vine and the Harvesting.
Midwest farmers hope their hops can add a distinctive flavor to your craft beer
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Seems to be the crop of choice lately. Florida farmers are experimenting with growing hops for pretty much the same reasons.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen Send Me a Picture! Just Trying to Wrap My Brain around Hops Growing in the Sandy Soil of Florida! I Get Growing it in Ancient Volcanic Soil in Washington and Oregon. This Sounds Awesome!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"What are beer hops and how do you use them?
Beer hops are typically added to wort in 3 stages during the boil: bittering, flavor, and aroma. These stages have to do with what role they are playing in your beer, and are not associated with a specific type of hop. In other words, the same hop variety might be used for bittering, flavor, and aroma."
"What are beer hops and how do you use them?
Beer hops are typically added to wort in 3 stages during the boil: bittering, flavor, and aroma. These stages have to do with what role they are playing in your beer, and are not associated with a specific type of hop. In other words, the same hop variety might be used for bittering, flavor, and aroma."
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