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Hops-

Lets go to the Hop!

We have lots of hops in stock. Hops add bitterness and flavour to your homebrew beer

If you want to add some to a beer kit to increase the bitterness and flavour

We'd suggest you add about 25g or a quarter of a packet. Goldings are good for this use.

Just make a hop tea with about a pint of boiling water and add the water only. Throw the hops away, add to the bucket about two days before bottling

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For making boiled and mashed beers follow your instructions and recipes! It's usually about 100g hops for 40 pints of beer but it can vary a lot!

Hops -
Gold  Foil Packed 4oz-113 gram
 Silver Foil Packs         100g
As a general guide the more expensive hops are in the silver foil and you get a bit less!

All our hops are vacuum  packed in foil at the hopyard . This keeps them in the best condition possible. They still retain the full aroma and taste they had when packed. These are used for home brew and in micro brewery beers.

Alpha Acid Content varies with batch, please ask if you want to know the Alpha  Acid for the current batch. The alpha acid quoted is for a typical batch..Most of our hops were grown in the UK.
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Hop Extract 28 Ml Isomerised -Just add to beer

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Isomersied hop extract, in a small plastic bottle.

There's enough for total hop replacement of 2 x 5 gall batches.

Useful for adjusting final bitterness as it doesn't require boiling

About a teaspoon adds a nice extra bitterness to a kit beer!

You need to experiment a bit, !

It 's the same stuff that used to come in a small bottle from VIna

Goldings Hops 110g

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The standard bitter hop, if you just want hops then these are what you want. Most typical British hop but used in late hopping of lager

Fuggles Hops 110G

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Fuggles - Originally grown by a Mr Richard Fugglein 1875!
Alpha acid 4 to 5.5%
Very typical English hop. Lots of flavour and aroma. Often used with Goldings to add roundness and fullness to the palate.

Cascade Hops 100g

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Cascade- Alpha acid 4.5 to 6.5
A mild hop with good soft bittering properties.
Used in some of the local micro  beers to give that elusive herbal or floral nose.

Challenger Hops 110g

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Challenger Alpha acid 6.5 to 8.5%
A fruity almost scented aroma.  This makes it a good kettle hop for all types of beer. Blends well with other hops.

Bramling Cross Hops 110g

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Bramling Cross-Alpha Acid 5 to 7 %
-Used by The old 'Saxon Cross' brewery
Can provide blackcurrant , lemon and fruity notes in traditional ales. Often used in small amounts in the hop grist.

Progress Hops 100g

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Progress
Alpha acid 5 to 7.5 %
Similar to fuggles but sweeter.Usually with a softer bitterness. If a beer needs all aroma hops in the bittering element they can be a good choice.

Northern Brewer Hops 110g

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Northern Brewer
Alpha acid 7 tp  o 9.0 %
Strong and robust, can be coarse/ Good bitter character when used early in the boil.

Hallertau Hops 100g

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Halletau--Lager type beers particularly German type pils and helles.
alph 3.5 to 4.8%

Styrian Goldings Hops 100g

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Styrian Goldings
alpha acid 4 to 6.0%
Distinctive mild flavour. A bit fuller than the East Kent Goldings. Good as a late kettle or for dry hopping.

Saaz Hops 100g

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Saaz-
Alpha acid  2.5 to 4.5%
Very fine mild "noble " aroma. Can be peppery on the nose. Used in Pilsner type beers. More bitter than the low alpha would indicate.

Northdown Hops 100g

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Northdown
Alpha acid 4.0 to 6.5
Mild clean neutral English flavour. Used in all beers . no harshness of palate

Target Hops 100g

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Target
Alpha acid 10 to 12.5%
Strong typically English. Good bittering and aroma.

W G V Hops 110g

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W.G.V.
Alpha acid 5.5 to 8%
More robust than Goldings with a distinctive flavour. A mild clean bitterness in traditional ales

Brewers Gold Hops 100g

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Brewers Gold   100g  5 to 7.5%
Good general purpose hop. A good bittering hop and not too harsh. Not often used as a late kettle hop.

Tettnang Hops 100g

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Tettnang  100g Alpha acid 3 to 5.0 %
Delicate flavour with strong floral aroma. Often used for late kettle addition.

We like these hops, they do give a good hop aroma!

Pacific Gem Hops 100g

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Pacific Gem  100g Alpha acid over 16%!
very strong flavour

Amarillo Hops 100g

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Amarillo around the 9.6% alpha acid.
Used to capture the almost flowery flavours of some American beers. Strong flavour and used as a bittering and flavour hop.

Nelson Sauvon Hops 100g

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Nelson Sauvin Alpha acid 13.3% Said to taste a bit like grapes.

Mt Hood Hops100g

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Mt Hood
Alpha acid  4 to 6.5%
Mild and pure hop. Similar to Hersbrucker, imparts a soft clean bitterness.

Hersbrucker Hops 100g

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Hersbrucker  1.5 to 3.5%
Suitable for mild flavoured beers. Often used as a late kettle addittion.

Galena Hops 100g

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Galena--Use instead of Bullion
Strong and Floral-Good kettle hop
Alpha acid around 14%

Aurora Hops 100g

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Aurora(Super Styrians) in 100g As requested!  about 8% alpha acid

Stockinette Hop Bag

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A small bag made of muslin type stuff. You can get 100g of hops in them easily. They're known in the  trade as pea bags! We don't know why. I seem to remember getting one of these bags and a tablet of bi-carbonate of soda in the  packet of dried peas ...