Hops – Week 1 – July 2009

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Hops – Week 1 – July 2009

July 1st, 2009 · 1 Comment

The centennial hops are in bloom, but not ready for harvest. They are still a bit moist, and just starting to get that hoppy smell. So I’ll check again in mid-July, to see how things are progressing in the drying process.