+44 (0)1905 830734 Incorporating Hops from England You are here: Home > Hops Search Home About Charles Faram News Hops Hop Varieties Suggest a Hop Well Hopped Hop Products Malt Yeast Brewing Aids Cleaning and Sanitation Crown Caps Shives and Keystones Commercial Centre How to Order Technical Information Contact Us Hop Product Range Charles Faram & Co specialises in the supply of hops to breweries and microbreweries throughout Europe. We offer: Whole Hops (Raw cones of the plant Humulus Lupulus) With our unique combination of Vacuum Packed "Freshpaks" in 5kg and 20kg packs and our comprehensive stock of over 100 different varieties from growers worldwide, all year round we can offer the brewer an artist's pallet of flavours to create every type and style of beer. Type 90 Hop Pellets (Hops milled/ground into powder then pelletised) The most popular varieties are also stocked as Type 90 pellets. Sealed in vacuum packs, these are used in the boil for bittering or late on for aroma. They must be used in conjunction with a whirlpool or enhanced filtering system. Type 100 Whole Hop Pellets (Whole hops compressed into bungs) Each pellet is approximately 14g. They are supplied in vacuum packs of 100 pellets, packed approximately 5x100 per box. Type 100 pellets are a convenient way of dry hopping beer in the cask for added aroma. Delivery to your brewery Following receipt of your order, our accredited parcel carrier can deliver to most parts of the UK the next working day. For overseas orders contact your local distributor or click here to email your enquiry. Brewing Calculator This is a calculation of the hop rate required to obtain a specific bitterness (EBU's). Just enter the variable and press CALCULATE. Alpha acid of hops Required EBU Alpha utilisation (variable) Quantity of beer to brew (barrels) CALCULATE kgs of hops Hop Calculator | Doing Business with Charles Faram Ltd | Health & Safety | Hop Growing | Terminology | Site Map | Privacy | Terms of Use © 2014 Charles Faram & Co Ltd. CMS by WSI. Design: Jammz.co.uk Login