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Anyone know an American supplier that sells in smaller bundles than pounds?
I already have heaps of hops in terms of total weight, but only about 6 varieties on hand. I'd love to be able to buy say 10 lots of 100gm packs from over there at a decent price.
Have you seen ellerslie's 20x100g special?Anyone know an American supplier that sells in smaller bundles than pounds?
I already have heaps of hops in terms of total weight, but only about 6 varieties on hand. I'd love to be able to buy say 10 lots of 100gm packs from over there at a decent price.
Nikobrew does it by the oz or the lb, or the 5lb-10lb 'cube', I bought a few oz of Sorachi Ace from them back in Feb IIRC that made some GREAT beer.....
Have you seen ellerslie's 20x100g special?
Actually off to US in 10 days so very interested in this topic. Just confirming, you can bring back pellets as long as you declare them?
You are expected to purchase them from wherever you feel like purchasing them.
I purchase hops (and other ingredients) from overseas, local businesses and Local home brew shops and don't feel I need permission or approval from anyone else to do so. You should do the same.
technically the HBS should be getting hops cheaper too. However the middle men may be greedy......
OK. I understand that the larger the market and the more competition, the more downward pressure there should be on prices.
But the difference between what we pay here and what they pay there is beyond outrageous. We literally pay up to five times as much for the same hops? FIVE TIMES?? What possible justification could there be for that? How can shipping hop pellets across the Pacific incur a fivefold increase in price? And that's comparing retail/retail, not wholesale/retail.
Australian consumers are being royally screwed somewhere along the line, yet again.
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