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fromTasting Table
1 day ago

Before Hops Dominated Beer, Brewers Relied On This Common Backyard Weed - Tasting Table

Most beers rely on malted barley, water, hops, and yeast, but earlier brews used ground ivy as a bittering agent before hops became common.
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fromwww.esquire.com
5 months ago

The 9 Best IPAs of 2025, According to Experts

IPA remains the dominant craft beer style due to hops-driven boldness, versatility, and continual stylistic innovation.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months ago

Create your own beer garden hops are easy to grow and will keep you in tasty ale

Hops are a hardy perennial easily grown at home from rhizome or stem cuttings, producing bines and cones that can be harvested in late summer.
fromBevindustry
8 months ago

BrewDog IPA pays tribute to Chinook hops

BrewDog IPA is a new release that features a pineapple, smooth, and hoppy profile paying tribute to Chinook hops, with a 6.3% ABV and 45 IBUs.
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fromTasting Table
9 months ago

You've Probably Tasted Hops From This Washington Valley Without Knowing It - Tasting Table

Nestled deep in the heart of Washington State, the Yakima Valley is an all-around powerhouse for alcoholic beverage production. The region is perhaps best known for its designation as an American Viticultural Area, meaning it has been federally recognized for growing high-quality grapes.
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fromInsideHook
11 months ago

Hopped Gin Is Coming for Your Cocktail

Hops have such a dynamic aromatic profile, and we saw an opportunity to bring something genuinely unique to the gin category. At its heart, gin is all about botanical expression and we wanted to explore what hops could bring.
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fromInsideHook
11 months ago

A Comprehensive Guide to IPA Styles

American IPAs are often packed with intense fruity and citrusy hop aromas and flavors, making them bolder than their English counterparts while still being well-balanced.
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