Hops! some free, some for sale
Round 2:
Got 2 pounds each of Northern Brewer and Chinook coming in if anyone is interested! California Common and Arrogant Bastard clones abounding.
Cheers,
K
Gidday GIDDAY!
I just got a shipment of hops from Nikobrew over the in US of A, and I've got a spare 1lb (~450g) of US Cascade to sell. 2011 crop, 7% AA. Anyone interested for $25? (~$5.50/100g). I also got a pound each of Columbus @ 13.1% and Willamette @ 4.3% so if you're also after some of those (but not the full pound!) give me a yell and we'll work something out ;)
I've also got a bit of a kitchen sink of other hops that I probably won't be using any time soon, so I'd like to give these away to someone who'll use them within the next little while. Free to a good home, but if you require postage you'll need to pay for the Courier TrakPak. All have been kept in the freezer since opening. All weights approximate:
~50g NZ Cascade @9.2%
~25g Pacific Gem @14.6%
~15g Nelson Sauvin @12.3%
~15g Hallertau Aroma @7.6??%
~12g Southern Cross @13.5%
BUT WAIT THERES MORE!
no there's not really...
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Permalink Reply by Edmund Barker on
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Absolutely, after reading their profiles, they sound pretty damn good.
Columbus is a bit more subdued than cascade, and willamette a bit more earthy and herbal?
do you think willamette provide a nice foundation for something like cascade or sauvin?
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Permalink Reply by Kelly Milligan on
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Columbus is primarily used for bittering in American beers. Has a really grassy/weedy/herbal/dank flavour and aroma when added late/dry that quite a few big american IPA's include.
Willamette is a really nice base hop. Has a similar intensity to fuggle or goldings where it really nicely balances without being in your face. It pairs really well with Cascade and I can imagine it would do well with the fruitiness of Sauvin.
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Cheers for the info, I messaged you my address :)
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I may be able to, what are you after?
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Permalink Reply by Scarrfie on
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Good call. I wanted to try some Columbus, but got some Willamette from Kelly as well. Damn they smell amazing, probably the best smelling hop I have had the please to put my nose into. I need some recipe inspiration for them now :-)
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Permalink Reply by Jason Ekins on
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Hi Kelly
Do you have anything left from this thread, I could drive out and see you on Thursday if your free..
Cheers
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Unfortunately not sorry mate, Edmund has dibs'ed the last of my Columbus and Willamette. I'm planning on doing another order in the next few weeks, will post up what I've got in stock when it arrives :) This time they'll likely be more expensive as I'm gonna be grabbing some more expensive varieties like Chinook and Simcoe (if there's any left!)
Cheers
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Hi Kelly
I had a few recipes that i wanted to try that use Simcoe ,Is there any hassle with MAF bringing in Hops to NZ?
Regards
CharlieO
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Hey Charlie,
There's no worries with importing hops as long as they're pelletized. You will have some trouble getting whole cone hops in but otherwise they're sweet as with it as far as I know :)
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Northern Brewer and Chinook on the way if anyone is interested :)
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