Im not reviewing the exact bag I bought, but I've used warrior hops before and its one of my favorites. So I bought 2 5 pound bags it

2 row and this hop. A bit too much herbal, grassy in my taste. 10 gal batch 2 oz for bittering and 3 oz in a hop stand at 180 degrees.

These high alpha hops really go a long way - if you're using for bittering, you can minimize the amount you need and really stretch this hop

Love the great aroma of and flavor of warrior hops

Fresh and fragrant. Used along with saaz in a cream ale

Very good soft bittering hop. My go to for 60min addition in an IPA

Perfect bittering hop

I use Warrior hops for IPAs and these hops were fresh and bursting with aroma and flavor. The packaging also makes it easy to reseal the bag and retain the freshness of the hops.

Using it on a milkshake ipa receipe

Great high Alpha hops. Use for bittering. They have a mild neutral flavor so the grain flavor comes through, but really kick up the IBU count.

What can I say, its a super clean high alpha. It is the only bittering hop I use now. Save your fancy aroma hop for the late addition or dry hop.

Hops don't last too long with not handled properly. MoreBeer obviously sells a lot and when they keep them in stock, they seem to do it the right way.

Using for some new IPA’s i’m Trying, so far so good.

Good high AA bittering hop. Neutral flavor as a bittering hop lets your late addition flavor and aroma hops really shine.

Very nice smooth bittering hop. Doesn't add a ton of flavor, which is great for NEIPAs.

Provides a distinct flavor since I do not typically use these hops.

Great value and quality product.

Very high alpha acids, excellent alpha acid stability, and smooth bitterness make this a great bittering hops for almost any style of beer. The storage properties mean that you can trust this to provide good bitterness even a year after packing. I have started using this in place of magnum, which was my go-to bittering hop, because it is a little less expensive; they are very similar hops.

Which is great! Great use as bittering hops - never tried for flavor or aroma though.

I use this in my big beers for a hop backbone. Good for all around use. Good in all beer but I would use better hops for IPAs

Great bittering hop.

great bittering hop

Warrior is growing on me, used it for a 21st Amendment Brewing Bitter American clone, came out well

I like using Warrior when I need IBUs but little flavor contribution. Its flavor contribution can get lost when adding it late in the boil along with higher-oil varieties.

I've found myself using this hop more and more. Sometimes due to forced substitution but never let down.

I developed my IPA recipe using Warrior for bittering. Although I am a West Coast guy I find many of the bittering hops used just lay on the tongue and get in the way of the flavor additions. Warrior has firm, dissipating bitterness that allows late addition flavors to have their moment.