A New England IPA level of Hops

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A New England IPA level of Hops

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Apr 1, 2019

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How do brewers select hops for their brews? What qualities do they look for in the hops and the production/processing? Listen in for the answers. Alex Barth, CEO of John I. Haaz and a seventh-generation hop producer is our guest. We also get into new flavor research, hazy IPAs, and hop extracts.

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Apr 1, 2019

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A New England IPA level of Hops

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