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by Jonathan R
There are a number of ways to do just about anything.
A couple of weeks ago I put up a blog post on how to do a basic sensory analysis of hops. ...
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by Jonathan R
Last year I was having more trouble than usual coming up with things beyond the standard brew store/amazon/gift card assortment when asked what I ...
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by Jonathan R
The best way to understand what hops bring to a finished beer, is to brew a single hop beer. Since that's not always practical, here is an alter...
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by Jonathan R
Before deciding to farms hops in Iowa, Keri Byrum worked at one of the largest theme parks in Orlando, Florida and the University of Florida IFAS ...
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by Jonathan R
Image by Quinn Kampschroer from Pixabay
Scott Kermans is the Director of the Beer Industry Program at Metro State in Denver. Like many other bre...
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by Jonathan R
Grant Parnagan is a third-generation farmer in California’s Central Valley. He is however, the first to grow hops.
One of his roles as the person ...
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by Jonathan R
Image by Public Domain Pictures at Pixabay
I stumbled across an online mention of the Blind Bat Brewery soon after it started up. It’s been abou...
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by Jonathan R
Image courtesy Kansas Hop Company; from their Instagram feed.
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by Jonathan R
The first time Natasha Peiskar applied to join the Pink Boots Society, they declined her application because she wasn't earning her living at the ...
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by Jonathan R
Our upcoming March Hop Drop is the Pink Boots Blend from Yakima Chief. This is a one-time blend, created by members of the Pink Boots Society last...
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by Jonathan R
Once the source of most of the nation’s hops, New York went decades without much commercial activity until several factors created a resurgence...
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by Jonathan R
The conventional wisdom says that hops are grown in northern climates. We often associate places like Germany, England and Czech Republic in Eur...
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