Newish hops
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Newish hops
Been looking at Malt Miller hops. Next brew will be a rye pale. There's some newish hops on their site, Pioneer and Fusion. Has anybody used these? I'm assuming this is the UK trying to keep up with the USA?
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Re: Newish hops
Not quite new. Pioneer was released in 1996. Very citrus but more subtle than the American citrus varieties.
Fusion is a blend, so will be different each year.
If you want punchy English then try Bullion.
Fusion is a blend, so will be different each year.
If you want punchy English then try Bullion.
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Re: Newish hops
Cheers. I noticed they were at the cheaper end of the spectrum and British. I like cheap....
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Re: Newish hops
lord.president wrote:Cheers. I noticed they were at the cheaper end of the spectrum and British. I like cheap....
I like cheap too some tho some hops in my freezer I still havnt s clue what to do with