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#1 Genesee Ted

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Posted 01 June 2018 - 06:52 AM

YCH just released these and I got a fat sample of the Citra ones. Idk if these are widely available to homebrewers yet, but it’s an interesting concept.

https://ychhops.com/.../american-noble

Basically, they are supposed to act like noble hops but with modern American flavor and aroma.

Pretty sure they are what is left after making hop hash or lupulin powder or something. Like sketchy weed dealers used to do: keef the buds, keep the keef, sell the buds lol

I’m going to have to do some experiments. These citra are 2.3% AA!

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Posted 01 June 2018 - 06:57 AM

Pretty sure Denny has been messing around with these as well.

 

If they still have the aroma I would assume they would be good for WP and Dry Hopping but I have no experience with them.



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Posted 01 June 2018 - 08:57 AM

Yeah, I've been playing with them for the last year.  I'm currently fermenting my latest version of American mild that uses them and Mecca Grade malt exclusively.  I'll have it at HBC if anyone is there.


YCH just released these and I got a fat sample of the Citra ones. Idk if these are widely available to homebrewers yet, but it’s an interesting concept.

https://ychhops.com/.../american-noble

Basically, they are supposed to act like noble hops but with modern American flavor and aroma.

Pretty sure they are what is left after making hop hash or lupulin powder or something. Like sketchy weed dealers used to do: keef the buds, keep the keef, sell the buds lol

I’m going to have to do some experiments. These citra are 2.3% AA!

 

They're the vegetative portion left after making cryo hops.  BTW, cryo is nothing at all like hop hash.  The American nobles are very good for flavor and a bit of aroma.



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Posted 01 June 2018 - 09:20 AM

so are they sold at a greatly reduced priced compared to their non-noble former selves?



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Posted 01 June 2018 - 09:25 AM

so are they sold at a greatly reduced priced compared to their non-noble former selves?

I have not even seen them for sale yet. 



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Posted 01 June 2018 - 09:54 AM

so are they sold at a greatly reduced priced compared to their non-noble former selves?

 

I doubt it, but I don't know. YCH tells me that they should be widely available by the end of June.




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