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hops

The harvest is in…

March 18, 2011 by Matt Kirkegaard

Matt Kirkegaard gets up close and personal with the 10th brewing of Cascade’s annual First Harvest ale…

Category: News Tagged: Cascade, First Harvest, hops, Tasmania

Creatures announce Australian IPA

October 26, 2010 by Editor

The latest batch brew from Little Creatures will be a celebration of southern hemisphere hops and has been described by the brewery as an ‘Australian’ IPA. The upcoming draught-only IPA follows on from last year’s “Stimulus IPA”, which was made using 100 per cent US Cascade hops and will will feature a blend of Australian… Read more →

Category: News Tagged: EBC, hops, IBUs, IPA, Little Creatures

Beer bottles: The answer is not clear

August 7, 2010 by Chris Bible

Beer, traditionally packaged in brown bottles, is increasingly being sold in green and even clear glass because beer marketers discovered that beer in this colour glass is more attractive to consumers. What’s best for beer? Chris Bible finds that the answer definitely isn’t clear…

Category: Features Tagged: alpha acids, bitterness, bottles, chemistry, hops, light, light strike, packaging, skunking, tetra

Little Creatures release Brown Ale

June 24, 2010 by Editor

Western Australia’s Little Creatures has following on from their first single batch brew, an India Pale Ale, released earlier in the year, with a Brown Ale. The brewery has announced they are using Australian hops, in particular Tasmanian Hallertau and Cascade, Topaz  and Galaxy, which have been added in four additions in the brewing process… Read more →

Category: News Tagged: brown ale, Cascade hops, Galaxy, hallertau, hops, Little Creatures, single batch, topaz

Bridge Road – The Harvest

April 19, 2010 by Editor

Beechworth’s Bridge Road Brewers have released their 2010 Hop Harvest. The brewery reports that their local hop garden, Rostrevor, had a great year with plenty of rain and a decent harvest. Bridge Road was able to harvest 4 or 5 hop plants from Rostrevor, a miniscule quantity in comparison to the hundreds of acres grown… Read more →

Category: News Tagged: Ben Kraus, Bridge Road Brewers, harvest, hops

Little Creatures release single batch IPA

March 12, 2010 by Editor

Western Australia’s Little Creatures brewery has just released the first in what they are planning as a series of limited release, single batch beers, an IPA. Available in bottle and and on draught, the brewer describes the beer as “a celebration of a hop that we have fallen in love with for a while now…the… Read more →

Category: News Tagged: Cascade hops, hops, IPA, Little Creatures

Still more hops…

March 4, 2010 by Editor

We couldn’t mention hop producing breweries without mentioning Tasmania’s Two Metre Tall brewery which produces its own, well, everything.

Category: News Tagged: hops, Tasmania, two metre tall

Cascade Hop Harvest

March 4, 2010 by Editor

The Tasmanian hop harvest started this week with the now annual picking of hops for Cascade’s First Harvest Ale. The Foster’s-owned brewery describes Cascade First Harvest as “a celebration of the freshest and best of the Tasmanian harvest and uses only the first hops and barley of the season.” “It was the first beer produced… Read more →

Category: News Tagged: Bushy Park, Cascade, harvest, hops

In beer is bitter better?

January 1, 2010 by Matt Kirkegaard

With a UK brewer aiming to claim the title of the World’s Most Bitter Beer, we ask whether, in beer, bitter or balance is better

Category: Features Tagged: Garrett Oliver, hops, IBUs, John Palmer, Mikkeller

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