2020 was a difficult year for many reasons, but even without the challenges of Covid-19, the growing season was harder than normal. Growing...
We love to hear about your brewing experiences with our hops and here’s Gareth from Cawood Brewery detailing brilliantly his brewing and beer...
This year, we have invested again in planting new apple orchards. Each time we plant an orchard, we learn how to do it...
Homebrew Hops were thrilled to sponsor another homebrewing event – this one belonging to London Amateur Brewers. Their “Lager than Life” competition was...
There’s lots going on in the news at the moment, and we thought it only right to update you all on our procedures...
Over winter, the fields on a hop farm can be fairly quiet – ours certainly are. This time is used wisely however to...
Each year, the Institute of Brewing and Distillation (IBD) hold a competition for British Hop growers. This year, there were over 200 samples...
Homebrew Hops were delighted to sponsor the Worcestershire Homebrew Club with their very first competition since the club was founded. This was a...
The hop harvest is a busy and frenetic time of year here at Stocks Farm. There are the couple of weeks before picking...
Did you know, Gala is the market leading apple variety in the UK? With its distinctive stripy skin, it’s well known for it’s...
We’ve recently had the pleasure of working with two local businesses on a wonderful project involving Stocks Farm hops – Top of The...
Red Windsor was discovered in Suckley and is from parentage of Alkmene and Cox’s Orange Pippin. This popular apple has a wonderful sweet...
