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Our diverse varieties inspire countless recipes through a wide spectrum of flavor and aromatics. Find the perfect combo for your next brew.

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Audacia

Sassy Noble.

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USDA

Cascade

Citrus Festival Princess dons conifer-rose tiara.

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USDA

Centennial

Hop Umami.

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USDA

Chinook

Terroir traveler.

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USDA

Crystal

My BO, not yours!

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Wye College, England

US Fuggle

I’m English, I’m German, I’m… ENGLISH!

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USDA

Liberty

Speak softly.

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Lórien

Elven merrymaking.

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Luminosa

Caribbean Beach Bar.

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Meridian

Hot chick. Hard to catch.

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USDA

Mt. Hood

Northwest Indian canoe trip.

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USDA

Nugget

Old soldiers never die.

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USDA

Santiam

Grandpa’s tobacco shop.

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USDA

Sterling

Czech mate.

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Strata

Ballerina dominates Sumo circle.

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Indie Hops x Crosby Hops

Strata CGX

Ballerina concentrates. Wins sumo title!

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Wye College, England

US Tettnanger

I’m English, I’m German, I’m… ENGLISH!

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USDA

Willamette

This bud’s for you!

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Environmental Action

Our watersheds reflect environmental health. 95% of our hops are certified Salmon-Safe.

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Outside The US?

We work closely with our distribution partners to ensure our hops reach your brewhouse in optimal condition.

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Reducing Chemical Inputs

We breed hops for natural disease and pest resistance to lower the environmental footprint of commercial hop growing.

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Future-Proofing Our Hops

We focus on stabilizing hop crops by breeding for a changing climate.

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Flavor Project

Serving Consumers & Growers

Will this hop flavor excite beer drinkers? Is this hop vigorous? Is it consistent year to year? Does it require minimal labor and chemical inputs? These are questions we ask ourselves in the Flavor Project.

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ORDER TYPES

Contract vs. Spot?

Contracting hops stabilizes quality and supply, but we also understand the need for spot orders.

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