Lagunitas Born Yesterday, the brewery’s fresh hop pale ale, is returning once again in 2016.
The Yakima Valley hops are flown in fresh for the brew day, in typical fresh-hop fashion, in the kettle in less than 24 hours. Last year, the Continue Reading →
NoDa Sticky When Wet, the Charlotte, North Carolina based brewery’s fresh/wet hop beer is headed for cans.
Head brewer Chad Henderson spearheaded this hoppy project, going from hop field to brew 24 hours. Henderson chose two ridiculously popular hops for NoDa Continue Reading →
Terrapin So Fresh & So Green, Green releases this month in 19.2oz cans. A first for this beer.
The brewery started contract canning a few years ago with RecreationAle, and last year bought their own canning line and brought the operation in-house. Continue Reading →
It’s fresh hop season, that means the return of Half Acre Brewing’s (Chicago, IL) Sticky Fat. The 300 pounds of Chinook hops for this years release come straight from the vine in northern Michigan to the kettle at the brewery. Get Continue Reading →
Terrapin Beer Company (Athens, GA) fresh hopped seasonal offering So Fresh & So Green, Green features Simcoe hops this year.
Each year since the beer’s inception, has featured a different fresh (just picked) hops. The label has changed a little bit Continue Reading →
The first of two new seasonals coming from Elevation Beer Company (Poncha Springs, CO) is Downpour.
Downpour is a fresh hop “extra” IPA brewed with over 250 pounds of Colorado fresh hops. That’s over 4 pounds of hops per barrel.
This fresh Continue Reading →
Monday Night Brewing (Atlanta) is prepping a new bottle release – their first wet hop offering. (Hops picked straight from the vine and added to the beer asap.) Meet Hipster Fresh Hop Harvest, the beer that was doing before it Continue Reading →
