IPA with 2023 Fresh Hops! (Homegrown Chinook)

I harvest my 2023 crop of Chinook hops and put those to use (along with some Warrior and my 2022 harvest) to a brew a Wet Hopped IPA.
Links:
• Recipe at beersmithrecipes.com/viewreci...
• Articles and Info at www.cascadeshomebrew.com/
• Sneak Peaks and Notifications at / cascadesbrewer
Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
1:40 - Harvesting Hops
3:02 - Recipe & Brew
9:59 - Evaluation
13:21 - Growing Hops?
15:16 - Grain Bill?
16:17 - Nottingham Yeast?
Music from:
• RKCV: / rkvcviews
• Vans in Japan
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[@jaggersbrewingco]

Nice! Really hopeful that Ill be able to get some hops this coming year.

[@ssadams]

I started growing my own hops this year for the first time. I tried cascade, ekg, and pacific gem. I got 10 hops from the cascade lol. I enjoyed the video. Cheers 👍😃🍻

[@thomash3716]

I love to see your harvest this year. My harvest was zero due to aphids giving some kind of fungi that ruined it all to nothing. Life and growing things is an adventure! 😉 But i will keep on growing! And going back for another pint is for sure a good point for saying it`s a decent beer! 😉 And a bit of munich seems to add a lot to many of my beers as well.

[@CascadesHomebrew]

Hope your harvest turns around next year!

[@irrlicht6997]

I harvested my Chinook for the first time this year and used them wet in an IPA, came out really nice even though the aroma and flavour were somewhat subdued, but all in all I'm very happy with it.

[@CascadesHomebrew]

How big was your yield?

[@irrlicht6997]

@CascadesHomebrew just enough to make a 10 litre batch, I used magnum for bittering but rest was the chinook, even for some dryhop.