My neighbor has a largish bunch of hops that she said I am free to use as much as I want (AND her grapes too, over 100 lbs last year for us!). But I would like an ID of them before I even try to use them... here they are:
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Need help with making a positive ID on some hops...
- Thread starter EJM3
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Best place to get a definitive ID on those might be hombrewtalk.com or gardenweb.com Both will have more people that grow their own hops than here I would think. In fact, I think they have a whole forum dedicated to hops at homebrewtalk.
Maybe THIS will help?
http://www.usahops.org/userfiles/fi...ety Manual - English (updated March 2011).pdf
By the way, if you have a dog, make sure you keep the hops where the dog can't get them; hops can be toxic to dogs.
http://www.usahops.org/userfiles/fi...ety Manual - English (updated March 2011).pdf
By the way, if you have a dog, make sure you keep the hops where the dog can't get them; hops can be toxic to dogs.
OK posted to both boards, great idea!!
I took a look at that and as close as I can figure it's close to these four, maybe:
Chelan
Galena
Tettnang
Willamette
I'm gonna keep looking though...
Thanks to both of you!
