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Sounds like making hashish: Separate the resin glands from the plant material and compress it for storage. My only question for the good folks at YCH would be is: When will availability of other cryo blends such as Vet blend be coming to market? IOW… what’s next?I am definitely an advocate of cryo hops. Great flavor when used in conjunction with the survivables booklet. Bier bewusst genießenSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I tried the original cryo product once in an American lager - essentially an IPL. Worked great, though club members said it’s for west coast and NEIPAs pretty much exclusively. My response was - try it in other beers and see for yourself. I am going to try the cryopop in a basic American lager and see how that turns out (bittering with just a touch of Magnum or similar and tossing in the cryopop in the whirlpool for the chill down). I love this hobby - always something new to learn from.
AFAIK, Vet's blend isnt cryo…
Quote from: denny on October 21, 2021, 08:03:01 amAFAIK, Vet's blend isnt cryo…Exactly, that’s my question; when (if) they will make Vet blend cryo?Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
I'd love to see this technology get licensed out so we can start seeing varieties like Galaxy, Nelson, Vic Secret, Motueka, etc., available as cryo hops. Southern Hemisphere hops would be an ideal fit for cryo.
Quote from: erockrph on October 21, 2021, 05:28:56 pmI'd love to see this technology get licensed out so we can start seeing varieties like Galaxy, Nelson, Vic Secret, Motueka, etc., available as cryo hops. Southern Hemisphere hops would be an ideal fit for cryo.Why would those be ideal for cryo?
I am definitely an advocate of cryo hops.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Quote from: BrewBama on October 20, 2021, 06:32:36 pmI am definitely an advocate of cryo hops.Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkTime will tell, currently I'm leaning towards Cryo also, over whole cone and T-90 pellets.My current thought is T-90 stands for 90% sticks and leaves.That would explain grassy, earthy, etc...
Quote from: Fire Rooster on November 02, 2021, 02:22:57 pmQuote from: BrewBama on October 20, 2021, 06:32:36 pmI am definitely an advocate of cryo hops.Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkTime will tell, currently I'm leaning towards Cryo also, over whole cone and T-90 pellets.My current thought is T-90 stands for 90% sticks and leaves.That would explain grassy, earthy, etc...You’re not far off from the T-90 definition. It basically means 90% ‘green matter’. If you have frozen hops you could separate the lupulin glands from the ‘green matter’ yourself. I posted how I think you could do it using CO2 extraction (dry ice) but I took it down because it is also commonly used to separate other resin glands from other green material. I decided I didn’t want to give that instruction here. You can find it thru Google or YouTube if interested. (It’s really easy)Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk