"Dry Hop 0 Days"... What?

[Notlaw]

I get what it means when a recipe says Dry Hop 7 days or 5 days or whatever, but if it says 0 days, what does that mean?

Stick them in your bottling bucket and they get half an hour max?

Stick them in a few hours before you bottle?

Stick them in the night before you bottle?

How do you interpret 0 days?

 

[Covrich]

I get what it means when a recipe says Dry Hop 7 days or 5 days or whatever, but if it says 0 days, what does that mean?

Stick them in your bottling bucket and they get half an hour max?

Stick them in a few hours before you bottle?

Stick them in the night before you bottle?

How do you interpret 0 days?

Where have you seen this ? if its from recipes pulled from software it might mean 0 minutes in the kettle.. (just a guess)

 

[Notlaw]

Where have you seen this ? if its from recipes pulled from software it might mean 0 minutes in the kettle.. (just a guess)

Here

 

[chuffer]

looks like a typo?

 

[HisDudeness]

Yeah its just a default number in beersmith if you dont enter a value, assume 7 days as the rest

 

[Leon103]

Or hop tea?

 

[Simonh82]

I think it's a typo too but from the look of the last sentence the author was making a split batch with 3 different dry hops.

Google translate says it is "This beer should be divided into 3 batches with 3 kinds tørhumle". I'm assuming tørhumle is hops.

I don't think it was their intention that all three hops go in together.

 

[BeerCat]

Looks to me like its a mistake and telling you to dry hop at 7 days .

 

[JFB]

There's an American IRA in the complete and brewed recipe section that has a dry hop at 0 days that I'm a little confused about. Hoping to brew this on Friday and not sure what I'm going to do at the moment.
Any one could help? and sorry to hijack thread.
John

 

[Slid]

looks like a typo?

Looks like a typo to me too. these are the "flameout" hops and they are the same recipe as the 15 mins hops, which sounds like "an approach" to me.