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January 2012

Happy New Year ! We wish you all the Best in 2012! 

Rhizome season is just around the corner !! Starting in March we will begin our rhizomes season, this usually lasts till May, (weather permitting.) Sorry no pre-orders.

Did you know Hops are multi-taskers?  You not only can grow them for brewing but you can also add them to your landscaping......Need a bit more privacy?  Want to cover up an eyesore in the yard?  Need some shade on the patio? They are beautiful fast growing additions to your landscaping, and after all that hard work, why not sit down at the end of the season with your favorite homebrews. Now is the time to plan and study.

Email us and we can get you on our informational rhizome newsletter that goes out in late February.

Thank you for your business, our family truly appreciates each and every one of our brewers.

Any Q's? Please Email them...this is the quickest way for us to follow up....and if possible, include your 5 digit order number with all correspondence.

12/22

The US Department of Agriculture has released the 2011 National Hop Report.


07/21

We had the honors of having the Seattle Times out at the farm earlier this summer, learning the history of Yakima Valley hops, from growing them.... to the very best part, a handcrafted brew.



Question of the Day
I live in Vancouver and I was wondering if I could save the shipping price and purchase 2 pounds of hops and pick them up when driving thru?

Certainly, BUT your order needs to be placed & paid for 2 to 3 days ahead of time so we can be sure to have it all ready. Just make a note in your “comments” box or let the staff know when calling in the order.


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07/26 11:56 AM
hopsdirect: We'd like to thank the women in the beer industry, the ladies of the Pink Boot Society. GO GIRLS! http://t.co/iJcbANB
07/21 09:44 AM
hopsdirect: We had The Seattle Times out at the farm earlier this summer. Check out the article in today's Seattle Times. http://t.co/XRsVESn
07/13 03:45 PM
hopsdirect: The Hop Wheel: It helps you decipher which hops are good for aroma, bittering, or both! http://t.co/UCeTMX1

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About the turn of the century, after hearing of the fertility of the Yakima Valley, Noel Charvet - a very young French immigrant moved his family from Duck Lake, Canada to a new farming location in Washington State.  Today the family still works and lives on the now nearly 700 acre farm.  We take pride in knowing that four generations have worked to grow and harvest only the highest quality crops.  For this reason, we stand behind our product and take every step necessary to ensure that our hops live up to the high standards maintained by the Puterbaugh family. 

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