Shrinking harvests of hops are making beer more expensive, but researchers are raising hopes that this indispensable ingredient in brewing could be grown indoors to make it cheaper. Earlier this ...

September might seem like an unusual time to plant hops, but trust me, it's the perfect window to get your hop plants established before winter. As the days start to cool and the hustle of summer ...

In the United States, most hops are grown in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Other states like Michigan, New York, and Vermont also grow hops and have dedicated farms. In the Southern Hemisphere ...

Hops are the key ingredient that turn beer into beer. Dive into popular varieties like Mosaic, Cascade, Citra, Amarillo, Hallertau Mittelfrüh, and more to learn how hops affect your beer, and ...

The University of Florida is making strides in crafting alcohol; more specifically, a method for growing hops despite Florida's incompatible climate. Through the use of greenhouses, researchers at ...

Farmers are seeing their barley crops impacted by extreme heat, drought and unpredictable growing seasons.

Garden Mastery: Hops’ tiny green cone blossoms into beer With sufficient sunlight, space, careful watering and persistence, San Diego gardeners can grow key ingredient for their home brew ...

Not long ago, enthusiasts foresaw a day when many San Diego beers would feature San Diego hops, the oily cones that lend beer numerous enticing flavors and aromas. When the San Diego Hop Growers ...

Other states like Michigan, New York, and Vermont also grow hops and have dedicated farms. In the Southern Hemisphere, countries that grow hops include Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

Some growers create hop oils that add a concentrated flavor and aromas to beverages. These are becoming more popular in products like hop water.