Chinook: Hop Rhizomes

Chinook Hop Rhizomes at wholesale pricing

It's time to grow some hops! Hop rhizomes come from the roots of hop bines. They can be grown in most states. Here is a good video on BYO's site about growing hops. 

Rhizomes cannot ship to HI, AK, WA, or ID. These states do not permit the shipment of live materials through standard shipping methods.

Good yielding, high alpha hop, moderate disease resistance, susceptible to spider mite. Grows well in dry climates. Does not grow well in moist climates. Great ornamental hop.

Alpha rating: 11";“13% Description: Very bitter; medium-heavy aroma with a spicy, resiny, grapefruit character. Use: Primarily for bittering, although some brewers appreciate the aroma, even using Chinook as a dry hop.

Use in pale ale, IPA, lagers, steam beer, heavy-bodied dark ales. Substitutes (bittering): Galena, Nugget,

Hops are hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 8.