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Before I started keg hopping I would dry hop in the primary after fermentation was complete. I just threw the hop pellets in. When they settled out is normally when I would package.
Quote from: goschman on January 20, 2017, 10:29:15 amBefore I started keg hopping I would dry hop in the primary after fermentation was complete. I just threw the hop pellets in. When they settled out is normally when I would package.That's what I was thinking I would do. You never had issues with this? Hop flavor came through allright?
Personally, I dislike the interaction you can get between yeast and hops and always remove the beer from the yeast before dry hopping.
Quote from: denny on January 20, 2017, 10:46:08 amPersonally, I dislike the interaction you can get between yeast and hops and always remove the beer from the yeast before dry hopping.What kind of results did you get? weird flavors? I may end up doing the primary in the bucket and the secondary in glass since theres less of a chance of oxidation in that thing. Less headspace for the most part.
Quote from: deadpoetic0077 on January 20, 2017, 11:36:06 amQuote from: denny on January 20, 2017, 10:46:08 amPersonally, I dislike the interaction you can get between yeast and hops and always remove the beer from the yeast before dry hopping.What kind of results did you get? weird flavors? I may end up doing the primary in the bucket and the secondary in glass since theres less of a chance of oxidation in that thing. Less headspace for the most part.Yeah, weird floral flavors and aromas.