Culinaire Magazine's September 2019 issue features a brief history of hops in Alberta and gives a nice shout out to the hard work of producers across the province. Click here to find out more.
Brewed using Alberta grown barley from Origin Malting & Brewing and freshly picked Alberta hops from Pair O’ Dice Hops, this harvest ale celebrates all the hard work that goes into locally brewed beers. Find out more here.
There’s no doubt that the craft brewing industry in Alberta is hot — and that’s sparking a mini-boom in growing hops! Read more about the start of the Alberta Hop Producers' Association in Alberta Farmer December 2017.
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The startup costs are significant, but demand for Alberta-grown hops is growing fast, and there’s money to be made for enterprising producers. Read and Spencer and Randy from Pair O'Dice Hops and their work to get their yard off the ground. This article appeared in Alberta Farmer in July 2017.
There is a need for hops in Alberta and find out why Tamarack Jack’s Honey and Meadery started to grow their own! This article is from Alberta Farmer September 2017.
Catherine and Karin from the Northern Girls Hopyard were featured in the Western Producer in October of 2015. This is a great article that highlights where hops in Alberta began!
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