Hop Survivables Booklet & Podcasts

[matt76]

If you're interested in hop science and survivables and such like then this booklet and these podcasts are worth a read/listen:

Cryo Pop™ Blend - Yakima Chief Hops › S...PDF
Web results
survivable compounds handbook - Cryo Pop™ Blend

[Edit: scroll down the page for the "Survivable Compounds Handbook"]

https://www.experimentalbrew.com/podcast/episode-137-pop-goes-ipa
https://beersmith.com/blog/2021/08/...r-with-stan-hieronymus-beersmith-podcast-242/
Essentially it's Yakima Chief promoting their new cryo pop hop blend.

In Experimental Brewing Drew & Denny talk to the YCH folks about the idea and the new product, while on the Beersmith podcast Brad talks to Stan Hieronymus on the same subject.

Even if you're not interested in buying the product (I'm not especially) the science behind it is still interesting, with ideas about which hops to select to work together and why (combinations of different hop compounds), and which hops are more suited to whirlpool/early fermentation vs. post fermentation dry hop.

 

[Northern_Brewer]

Scott Janish wrote on this a while back : http://scottjanish.com/survivables-unpacking-hot-side-hop-flavor/

It's also been discussed a bit over on the main NEIPA thread on HBT :
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/search/3385907/?q=survivables&t=post&c[thread]=568046&o=relevance

 

[matt76]

Scott Janish wrote on this a while back : http://scottjanish.com/survivables-unpacking-hot-side-hop-flavor/

It's also been discussed a bit over on the main NEIPA thread on HBT :
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/search/3385907/?q=survivables&t=post&c[thread]=568046&o=relevance

Yes, I'm aware of Scott's blog and I've read his book - seems like a good guy, I've asked him the odd question via Twitter and he's always responded pretty quickly given the time difference

The difference with this latest material is I feel it packages the information in a more user friendly way - easier to digest and then implement in a practical sense for the average homebrewer.

Scott's book and blogs on the other hand I find rather heavy going, even by my own nerdy techie standards!