Wet Hops for sale in January! We grow indoors

[24 Hour Hops]

Hi Guys,

Just wanted to say "Hi" and let you know that we grow wet hops year-round in a green house. We love the aroma of wet hopped beer and thought it should be an option for home brewers (the big hop farms sell in quantities only a commercial brewer could use).

We cater directly to home brewers with order minimums of 4 ounces. We ship within hours of picking the hops, wrap it in insulation, and include an ice pack. We've got Chinook, Cascade, and Columbus. You can view more/order at 24hourhops.com

Here's the cool part- the people that order will be the first ever to brew winter wet hop beer. This is our first off-season harvest and we are the first to try this so it's a way to differentiate your brew.

For those of you not familiar with wet hop brewing- We have example recipes on our website (24hourhops.com) and you can ask questions here. Most people dry hop with them which leaves a very fresh and juicy aroma.

A few pictures of the green house and some tasty hops. More on our instagram

We look forward to hearing how your brews go!

Cheers,
Kyle
24hourhops.com

 

[24 Hour Hops]

Thanks to everyone who's ordered so far. We just added some more quantity as the yield looks to be bigger than we expected!

 

[RPh_Guy]

This is awesome. I look forward to ordering!

Look like you harvest every 5th week? Where are you located?

 

[24 Hour Hops]

This is awesome. I look forward to ordering!

Look like you harvest every 5th week? Where are you located?

Hi RPH,

We are located in sunny Phoenix, Arizona. We are still working getting into a pattern for harvesting but for now, our next one is mid-Jan.

We wrap the hops in insulation and include a freeze pack so you'll get them super fresh (even in Cleveland!).

Let me know if you have any questions with the ordering process.

Best,
Kyle

 

[WFox93]

This is pretty cool. I was just looking into wet hopping techniques after finding a local company that allows customers to pick their own hops. This seems like a cool way to get around waiting for their harvest.

Just curious, how quickly would you recommend using these after taking delivery?
Looks like it can take up to a couple days to ship to St. Louis and I read a few places that you want to use wet hops within 48 hours of picking them.

 

[24 Hour Hops]

This is pretty cool. I was just looking into wet hopping techniques after finding a local company that allows customers to pick their own hops. This seems like a cool way to get around waiting for their harvest.

Just curious, how quickly would you recommend using these after taking delivery?
Looks like it can take up to a couple days to ship to St. Louis and I read a few places that you want to use wet hops within 48 hours of picking them.

Hi Fox,

When we ship we wrap the hops in insulation and include a freezer pack so they hold up pretty well during shipping.

Last harvest I put some hops in the fridge (aka dark and cool) and they lasted a week before I noticed any change. But you can tell us the ship date so if we picked on Wednesday and you brewed on Saturday/Sunday you'd be fine.

One last note- "big hop farms" often have a couple days between when they mass pick the hops and the time it's individually wrapped and shipped so it they start the clock a little later. On the other hand, we pick them and then drive right to USPS so you've got a head start right there.

We look forward to hearing how your brew goes!

Best,
Kyle