Cost of hops

[Ezza]

What's a good English hop substitute for Citra?

 

[samale]

Citra only comes from USA. £7.60 is wildly expensive for 100g.

It's not really when you consider he's getting postage included in the price. If you price 100g of citra in geterbrewed 5.70 then include their postage. It's very similar

 

[Galena]

Is that including postage, i only ordered hops and yeast no postage

No, postage is extra

 

[Brew_DD2]

It's not really when you consider he's getting postage included in the price. If you price 100g of citra in geterbrewed 5.70 then include their postage. It's very similar

When you put it that way it's not so bad. I think I've just gotten used to buying a kilo at a time.

 

[Jim Brewster]

I paid £8 for 100g. They'll last me ages in gallon batches so I'm not all that aggrieved.

 

[dan125]

This is from a local brewery to me, He delivers personally to ME postcodes, but he does deliver nationally for a cost.
Not used him myself yet, but I will.
US Citra Hops (Whole Leaf): 500g
Product Availability: In Stock
£ 16.50
Details
Hop: US Citra Type: Whole Leaf Year: 2019 Alpha: 12%

Which brewery is that please? I'm in ME3

 

[hughjamton]

Which brewery is that please? I'm in ME3

Nelson brewery in the dockyard.
He's got a website, just type Nelson brewery.
He said on a local Facebook site, Maidstone brewers, he has more than is listed.
I think he does click and collect as well.

 

[An Ankoù]

https://www.geterbrewed.com/citra-t...2020-alpha-rating-13-wholesale-get-er-brewed/
£38.75 a kilo isn't too bad.

 

[Brew_DD2]

https://www.geterbrewed.com/citra-t...2020-alpha-rating-13-wholesale-get-er-brewed/
£38.75 a kilo isn't too bad.

That's what I tend to go for.

 

[Binkei Huckaback]

I wish I could buy Citra plants in UK

You'd need to buy it and a licence from the patent holder as it's a proprietry strain.

 

[Brew_DD2]

You'd need to buy it and a licence from the patent holder as it's a proprietry strain.

Would certainly be interesting to see how they taste grown in the UK.

 

[Ezza]

Would probably work out unrealistically expensive.

 

[Partial_Object]

CML do both British and us Cascade but I've found the British to be a bit **** in comparison

 

[Braufather]

I stopped buying USA hops a couple of years ago. Way too expensive just for a slightly different flavour. I'll stick to UK hops. Even better the ones I grow myself.

slighty different flavours???

 

[Braufather]

CML do both British and us Cascade but I've found the British to be a bit **** in comparison

I think shepperd neame at some stage, in some of the newer brews tried to use local Kent cascade but didn’t work so went back to US version.

 

[Benfleet Brewery]

I’ve found myself grabbing whatever hops are on special offer and devising a recipe to suit recently. Worcester Hop Shop often have some bargains.
https://www.worcesterhopshop.co.uk/special-offersHence my recent brews of a Jester Golden Ale (£1.00 for 100g Jester hops), Vanguard Lager (£1.00 for 100g Vanguard hops) and a Harvest Pale Ale (£1.00 for 100g Willamette). My next two brews will be a Red Ale (£1.25 for 100g Styrian Goldings) and a German Lager (50p for 100g Spalter Select).

Edit: look out for my new TV series, “Brewing on a Budget”

 

[Polcho]

I have an allotment, well two together really. I planted some hops a few weeks ago. lets see how that goes.

 

[Cwrw666]

slighty different flavours???

So?

 

[An Ankoù]

What's a good English hop substitute for Citra?

I can't think of anything that would even come close.

 

[Flan]

https://www.simplyhops.com/our-products.html?p=1&product_list_limit=30#has anybody tried these?