I had the opportunity to hang out at Bottle Revolution, a Raleigh beer store, the other day. While shopping, I thought it was time to start taking pics of some of great “HOP” named beers. I know there are a lot more, but this is what I found!
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Hopivore
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Modus HOPerandi
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Hoppyum
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Hoptical Illusion
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Hopportunity Knocks
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The Incredible Hop
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Hopyard Dog
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Hoptimus Prime
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Hopsickle
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Hopulent
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Hopsecutioner
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Hop Notch
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Hop Stoopid
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Grreat article, thanks for sharing and yes, IPA’s have some real ingenious names!
Thanks Larry, I am such a sucker for great hop names. I am hoping that someone does “Hop Shot” soon!
I have an English pale ale/ESB that I like to brew and add lots of hops, and occasionally dry hop. I have named that beer the “Pond Hopper” because of the hoppiness and it’s English roots. There are definitely some great names out there!
Chris, I really like “Pond Hopper”.