Our feature on the British hop harvest came with so many eye-popping, hops-porn pics that we couldn’t pack them all into the story. So we’ve loaded up the whole harvest here. After taking in all of the great green sights, be sure to hop on over (get it?! … sorry) to the feature story where we detail the differences in British hops. A big thanks to Alison Capper of Stocks Farm for the images.
Harvesting tall hop bines
Ali harvesting low trellis hops
Hop bale before hessian is stitched
Hop bale before stitching
Hop lupulin glands
Hops – are they dry?
Checking moisture levels
Hops drying in kiln
Hops moving through kiln layers
Picking low trellis hops
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RT @CraftBrewingBiz: A view of the British hop harvest (Photo blog): http://t.co/srBxPvsnVC @AliCapper
RT @CraftBrewingBiz: A view of the British hop harvest (Photo blog): http://t.co/srBxPvsnVC @AliCapper
RT @CraftBrewingBiz: A view of the British hop harvest (Photo blog): http://t.co/srBxPvsnVC @AliCapper
A view of the British hop harvest (Photo blog) http://t.co/N3swD30RRE
A view of the British hop harvest (Photo blog) http://t.co/MXn2J0DyKg via @craftbrewingbiz
RT @CraftBrewingBiz: A view of the British hop harvest (Photo blog): http://t.co/srBxPvsnVC @AliCapper
RT @CraftBrewingBiz: A view of the British hop harvest (Photo blog): http://t.co/srBxPvsnVC @AliCapper