I'd love to try the chinook, as its my most used hop so far, but I will be honest and say I've never used hop flowers before, only pellets, so you may want to give them to someone who can accurately compare to what they've already used?
Would be keen to try the Victoria as I've planted a rhizome this winter. It would be a good few weeks (possibly as late as almost Xmas) before I'd be able to report back though so no issues for someone else to have them if a shorter time frame is needed.Yob said:Free Hop Offer..
Ive been given..
3 x 100g - Victoria
1 x Chinook
1 x Cascade
1 x Cluster
Looking for someone to trial and report, %AA unknown, these are being grown by somebody (known to us.. not me) who is using them in a commercial setting but has a bit left over and I offered to get them out there and see if it was a viable option for me to unload.
So to be clear, these are flowers, grown in Victoria last season and vac packed and kept in good condition.
Will cost postage only.
Any and all are up for grabs, but conditional on reporting on your use and findings.
Not on the website yet, please express interest here.
First in best dressed, not looking to weight the results so your comparison will do nicelyBKBrews said:I'd love to try the chinook, as its my most used hop so far, but I will be honest and say I've never used hop flowers before, only pellets, so you may want to give them to someone who can accurately compare to what they've already used?
Sounds goodYob said:First in best dressed, not looking to weight the results so your comparison will do nicely
Don't have my tasting notes with me but I remember distinctly writing about Vic Secret "use in my next Apa with chinook or Columbus". It was all kinds of fruity and just needed a little edge of dank added to it. I used 75g I'm the cube and 75g dry hop. Aroma was still lingering and no signs of disappearing and the keg blew at around 12 weeks. Fantastic stuff. Go harder and try cube hopping and dry hopping.peteru said:Hopefully Victoria has more character than Vic Secret. I used 20g of Vic Secret at 5 minutes and besides a load of bitterness, it really hasn't contributed anything to the beer.
You're a mad man! Obviously the alpha acids have finally started eating into your brain.Yob said:Discount Code = %10 till Sunday
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Maybe. Maybe not.. I usually put aside a bag just in casepeteru said:Looks like I was too slow on Citra. :-(
I had a Google around and as far as I can tell, they are the same thing. Do you have any links/references that show that they are different and how they differ? Not trying to argue, just trying to get more info.Mardoo said:Yep, Victoria and Vic Secret are completely different hops.
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