Hops (Wild harvested)

Discover Hops (Wild Harvested) by Hatton Naturals. We source these vibrant hops from the fertile landscapes of China, where they reflect the region’s rich agricultural heritage. Known botanically as Humulus lupulus, these wild-harvested hops offer exceptional quality.

They feature dried hop cones with a vibrant green hue, papery texture, an earthy, floral aroma with spicy notes, and a bitter, floral taste. You’ll love how they enhance drinks, teas, and dishes. We ensure purity for a natural experience.

A Floral Bitterness

Hops (Wild Harvested) bring a distinct flavor. They offer a bitter, floral taste with a spicy finish. For instance, they elevate drinks, teas, and sauces. Many use them in marinades or crafts. So, they suit your creative needs. Their aroma adds an earthy touch.

Why It’s Special

We harvest these hops with care. Collectors gather them wild from China’s lush fields. Their dried form preserves the floral, bitter flavor and aroma. This ensures a fresh taste in every use. Here’s what you’ll enjoy:

• Bitter floral taste
• Natural purity
• Earthy aroma
• Easy to use

Also, try our Gentian Root for a complementary flavor.

How to Use It

Steep Hops (Wild Harvested) using 1-2 teaspoons in boiling water for 5-10 minutes to make a floral, bitter tea. Add them to sauces or marinades for depth. They’re also great for brewing different beverages. It’s simple to incorporate. So, experiment with them daily. Start today and savor their unique notes.

Elevate Your Creations

Choose Hops (Wild Harvested) to enhance your recipes. They’re a standout ingredient that adds depth naturally. For example, they offer a floral bitterness effortlessly. Plus, they’re ethically sourced from wild landscapes. Therefore, grab them now and enjoy their distinct taste in your next creation.

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: China

Did You Know?

Their earthy, floral aroma and bitter taste also make them a versatile addition to teas, sauces, and homemade crafts worldwide.

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