by Cait Schut | Dec 1, 2020 | blog-brewing, blog-hop-wire, blog-news-and-events, news, Uncategorized
Brew Something Bigger than Beer this Giving Tuesday Amidst the rush of flash sales, hot deals and holiday shopping, #GivingTuesday reminds us to press pause and give back. Giving Tuesday is an internationally recognized holiday dedicated to finding ways that we can...
by Cait Schut | Nov 10, 2020 | blog-brewing, blog-farming, blog-hop-wire, Uncategorized
Cascade, Centennial & the Importance of Contracting Cascade and Centennial are two of the most classic American hop varieties and have played important roles in the history of craft beer. Arguably seen as the foundational varieties of the craft beer movement,...
by Yakima Chief Hops | Nov 6, 2020 | blog-brewing, blog-hop-varieties, blog-hop-wire, blog-news-and-events, Uncategorized
Tips for Your 2020 Learn to Homebrew Day Contributed by Denny Conn from Experimental Homebrewing. Keeping the Homebrew Community Spirit Alive Learn to Homebrew Day was established by the American Homebrewers Association in 1999 to help promote the hobby of homebrewing...
by Cait Schut | Oct 15, 2020 | blog-brewing, blog-hop-wire, Uncategorized
Introducing the YCH Mobile Lot Lookup App Yakima Chief Hops invites its brewing partners to enjoy a new way of viewing, organizing and storing their hop data, digitally, with the YCH Mobile Lot Lookup App. This custom app allows brewers the ability to easily access...
by Steve Carpenter | Oct 1, 2020 | blog-farming, blog-hop-varieties, blog-hop-wire, Uncategorized
September 2020 – Week 4 Harvest Update The 2020 hop harvest in the Pacific Northwest is almost complete. Every harvest has its challenges and this one was no different. It began with unseasonably warm temperatures followed by a devastating Labor Day windstorm...
by Cait Schut | Sep 24, 2020 | blog-farming, blog-hop-varieties, blog-hop-wire, grower, Uncategorized
Hop Research Update: Atmospheric Smoke and Hops As many know, we source the majority of our hops from independent family farms from across the Pacific Northwest including Oregon, Washington and Idaho. These areas have sadly become known for seasonal wildfires that...
