Brew Culture Announces Partnership with Yakima Chief Hops
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On February 4, 2019 At 3:00 pm
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BRACEBRIDGE, ON & VANCOUVER, BC – Brewing supply company Brew Culture has announced a new partnership with one of North America’s top hops suppliers.
Effective last week, Brew Culture has become an official affiliate partner of Yakima Chief Hops, and will soon be offering a selection of North American, Australian, and New Zealand hop varieties that are new to their portfolio including Citra, Mosaic, Nelson Sauvin, Ella, Waimea, and many others. A number of Cyro Hops options will also be available.
In the announcement, Brew Culture stated that “this new partnership only strengthens our commitment to provide premium quality hop products direct from our partner growers into the hands of Canadian Brewers.”
For more details, see the Brew Culture website.
Source: Brew Culture press release
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