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Brews, Buds and Preserving Flavor Post-Harvest

Once cannabis and hop plants leave production, their processing journeys can diverge, but aroma and taste are increasingly important for both.

Growing Pains
Robert C. Clarke and Mojave Richmond
August 11, 2022

Editor’s Note: This is the third article in a special series, “What the Cannabis Industry Can Learn From The Hop Market” by Robert C. Clarke and Mojave Richmond. Read Part 1 of this special series here: bit.ly/cbt-hemp-hops-1 and read Part 2 here: bit.ly/cbt-hemp-hops-2.

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