From Sixpoint:
The Mad Scientists make a pilgrimage to the Hop Motherland at harvest time to select only the best, ripest, fullest hop cones for SENSI. When you get out into the fields, and see fresh hop cones swinging on the bine, the potential flavors and aromas of wet hops start to spin in your head. When we saw this year’s crop of Amarillo hops, and plucked a few choice cones, we knew what we had to do. 
We had an idea of what we wanted in SENSI, but we wanted to make the final call out in the hop fields. Amarillo wasn't necessarily part of the plan, but out at Double R farms we were captivated… Sixpoint Head Honcho Shane Welch made everyone stop the presses – there was no doubt that we were sending these hops,725 pounds of ‘em in fact, straight from the farm to the brewhouse. The Cascade crop was also a knockout this year, so those two strains are the whole cone wet-hops used for SENSI 2015. 
Like most any plant or spice, hop flowers begin to wilt soon after they are harvested. To preserve the essential flavors, most hops used year round have been dried and pelletized. Beers made with dried hops and pellets are obviously amazing, but there are certain intrinsic qualities and flavors of wet-hops that are inevitably altered in the hop kilns.
Watch the Short Film!
That’s why we rush-deliver mountains of just picked hops from bine to beer in under 24 hours – there's nothing quite like the aroma of wet-hopped beer. SENSI 2015 is this year’s hop harvest captured in a can... It’s Mad Science.
Play the game! Sensi Harvester II: We Need Those Cones 
The Mad Scientists are at it again with a brand new video game...Sensi Harvester II: WE NEED THOSE CONES. Harvest every precious Amarillo and Cascade wet-hop you can find, while avoiding the seeds and stems. Sensi, after all, means "seedless." It's only available on our app, which is also the best way to track down Sixpoint beer, wherever you are. 
Cracking open a SENSI literally smells like tearing into a fresh hop cone. We hope you're as stoked as we are.
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