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OSU study finds hops grown in different regions turn out differently, even if they're the same type of hop.
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OSU study finds hops grown in different regions turn out differently, even if they're the same type of hop.
OSU study finds hops grown in different regions turn out differently, even if they're the same type of hop.
OSU study finds hops grown in different regions turn out differently, even if they're the same type of hop.
OSU study finds hops grown in different regions turn out differently, even if they're the same type of hop.
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Hops of the same variety grown in Oregon and Washington and beers brewed with those hops have different chemical properties and aroma profiles, a new Oregon State University study found. Demand for hops has surged in recent years as the craft beer industry has grown, fueled in part by hop-forward beers, such as India pale ales. Consequently, brewers, hop