Wet Hopped
Fall means hop harvest. Hop Harvest means fresh hopped beers. Hops are fresh picked off the vine and added to the beer usually within a day. Left Hand Brewing (Longmont, CO) is a released once a year concurrent with Continue Reading →
Sierra Nevada is easily one of the most environmentally conscious breweries in the United States. Based in Chico, California, Sierra is mostly solar powered, owns a rail spur, and now has released it’s first 100% certified organic beer – “Estate Continue Reading →
Fall is the hop harvest, and with it comes fresh/wet hopped beers. Great Divide Brewing (Denver, CO) does great things, especially in bottle. Hop heads this is another beer for you. It’s not overly hoppy, but fresh. Very fresh.
Commercial Description:
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Here is another offering in the Chatoe Rogue series. This series features beers with ingredients grown in Rogue Brewing’s hop & malt yards in Oregon. That’s why they refer to it as GYO or, Grow Your Own. Wet Hop in Continue Reading →
Without further ado, Terrapin Brewing’s fresh hopped IPA is here. This the first release of this beer that will now come out annual each fall. Each year it will feature a different “wet” hop.
Terrapin’s Description:
Amarillo hop goodness is what Continue Reading →
Here’s your Terrapin Side Project status update. Recent releases – #10 – Cap’t Krunkles Black IPA. #11 -Boom Shakalager Bavarian Imperial Pilsner. Release #12 is about to arrive – Hopzilla Imperial IPA. September brings another hoppy offering from the Athens, GA Continue Reading →