As you can see we built a mini version of a hop trellis complete with the actual wire we use in the fields, most are blown away by the gauge of the wire and the fact that a real trellis setup is about 2.5 times higher that the mini version we set up. (in the front right are our pickled hop shoots that we traditionally serve with cheddar cheese cubes to guests, you either love or hate them)
Beside the door on the left side is bale of hops, this year we brought a Willamette bale of hops with us. The nice part is that we normally never have to take the bale home with us, because normally someone really wants to take it.
The hops covering the wire in near the back of our booth are actually silk hops. They actually look pretty good, even up close. Another thing to note is that we used a single disc (from the disc's we run through our hops) as the base for our poles. (please disregard the picture of pumpkins on the computer screen in the background that's just a part time hobby of ours, the younger cousins love selling them in the fall)
2 comments:
Good news that the conference will be held in Boston next year as this is where I live. Is it open to the general public or would I have to register through someone in the industry to gain entry?
The event is put on by the Brewers Association (BA), through whom registration occurs. Currently there is not much information available for the Boston CBC, but you can take a look at the information from San Diego for an idea.
http://www.beertown.org/events/cbc/
Tyler
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