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  • 3 weeks ago | hoppiness.co.nz | Michael Donaldson

    Queenstown’s Altitude Brewing stormed through the Australian International Beer Awards in Melbourne last week. Altitude were crowned Champion Small International Brewery and took home the trophy for Modern Pale Ale with their flagship beer Sled Dog. They won four gold medals — Sled Dog, Crush Party Pilsner, Southern Lights NZ Pale Ale and Moments of Bliss IPA. In total, they had 24 medals from 26 entries with 14 silvers and six bronze.

  • 1 month ago | hoppiness.co.nz | Michael Donaldson

    Clayton Hops, one of New Zealand’s leading hop growers, has just dropped their 2025 hop harvest report. Following on the heels of NZ Hops Ltd’s report the other week, this one again highlights a significant reduction in hop production in line with global trends. Clayton Hops, which accounts for about 40% of the annual NZ harvest, took a birds-eye view of the industry as a whole, combining their data with that of NZ Hops’ to get a full picture.

  • 1 month ago | hoppiness.co.nz | Michael Donaldson

    Hop flakes — a revolutionary breakthrough in hops processing — is being driven out of hop farm in Nelson using technology from the medicinal marijuana industry in the US. There’s been a wealth of hop innovations over recent years, from oils to cryo-hops, to thiol-boosting products like Phantasm. But this is one of the more surprising.

  • 1 month ago | hoppiness.co.nz | Michael Donaldson

    Parrotdog made a real splash this week the launch of Raptor, an American Pale Ale that replaces their popular and award-winning Falcon APA. As a long-time lover of Falcon, I was curious as to why you’d swap out one APA for another (with an admittedly different flavour profile) rather than just tweaking and rebranding the existing beer.

  • 1 month ago | hoppiness.co.nz | Michael Donaldson

    Superdelic — the most recent commercial hop variety released by NZ Hops Ltd — is proving a winner, defying the global downturn in hop demand with the 2025 harvest completely sold out. Superdelic was released in 2023 and in its third full season there was three times as much grown as last year — and it was all sold before harvest. And this is despite NZ Hops Ltd having reduce its overall crop by 25% to match global demand.

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