How are you doing tasting this year's fresh hop beers?

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Message joet P admin beers 2900 º places 125 º 18:45 Mon 10/30/2017 McBerko is currently leading. A newly created tag here: https://www.ratebeer.com/tag/fresh-hop/
Message Bitterbill beers 3251 º places 25 º 18:49 Mon 10/30/2017 What? Fuller's Vintage is a fresh hop?(just one of many that deserve a?)
Message blipp P beers 15293 º places 219 º 19:10 Mon 10/30/2017 Is there a difference between this and wet hop beers, which already has a tag? https://www.ratebeer.com/tag/wet-hop/
Message Bitterbill beers 3251 º places 25 º 19:15 Mon 10/30/2017 Originally posted by blipp Is there a difference between this and wet hop beers, which already has a tag? https://www.ratebeer.com/tag/wet-hop/ I like that list.

Message nuplastikk beers 10222 º places 73 º 21:04 Mon 10/30/2017 Achel Extra is Wet Hopped?
Message bytemesis P beers 15800 º places 1627 º 22:34 Mon 10/30/2017 Washington state lifts w.r.t. wet hop beer quality.
Message Zlotta P beers 9345 º places 486 º 02:11 Tue 10/31/2017 This search tag only has its right to exist if there is a description explaining to the already existing search tag "wet hop". Usually, both terms are used interchangeably even if wet hops are always undried and can therefore a subtype of fresh hops which can be dried (but then have to be used within a very short time after harvesting). Either way, it would also be helpful if people wouldn't just add the suggested search tags to a beer (as in the case of Fuller's Vintage Ale 2000 and the Achel Drie Wijzen which I just deleted from the list) but actually think of it before doing it. "Fresh hop bitterness" doesn't mean it's been made with fresh hops in the aforementioned meaning.
Message Oakes P admin beers 32016 º places 1158 º 17:42 Tue 10/31/2017 Originally posted by Zlotta This search tag only has its right to exist if there is a description explaining to the already existing search tag "wet hop". Usually, both terms are used interchangeably even if wet hops are always undried and can therefore a subtype of fresh hops which can be dried (but then have to be used within a very short time after harvesting). Either way, it would also be helpful if people wouldn't just add the suggested search tags to a beer (as in the case of Fuller's Vintage Ale 2000 and the Achel Drie Wijzen which I just deleted from the list) but actually think of it before doing it. "Fresh hop bitterness" doesn't mean it's been made with fresh hops in the aforementioned meaning. This. I had to delete another one that just said something about "fresh hop aroma"...not the same thing.

Message Oakes P admin beers 32016 º places 1158 º 17:44 Tue 10/31/2017 Interesting mcberko is also top of this list: https://www.ratebeer.com/tag/non-vegan/
Message Benzai beers 20020 º places 321 º 18:41 Tue 10/31/2017 I hate mcberko. He's able to drink so many good Imperial / Double IPA's and I'm stuck with the usually crappy European ones. Lucky bastard! ;)
Message SudsMcDuff beers 8597 º places 190 º 19:42 Tue 10/31/2017 lol @ Repose as a wet hop beer..