Dry hop normally for 3 days at room temperature so 19 degrees. Hops for this one is 120g of citra, 100g Idaho 7 and 60g of Chinook split between hop stand and dry hop.A few questions.
How long do you DH for? And what temps?
Do you do closed transfers and other techniques to minimize oxygen?
What hops did you use for this one?
What carb levels are you bottling at?
I am not sure about this, you should be getting some good aroma with those kind of hops and that timing. Maybe it will help once it's fully carbed and has had more time to settle.Dry hop normally for 3 days at room temperature so 19 degrees. Hops for this one is 120g of citra, 100g Idaho 7 and 60g of Chinook split between hop stand and dry hop.
Try my best for closed transfer as much as possible. Fermentation capped after dry hop to build pressure then connected to the keg with a quick connect. Keg well purged plus purged again when filled with beer. Carbonation level is low, this beer is only 4 days in the keg. So maybe aroma will improve. It tastes alot better than the aroma
H are you still adding 300g of hop's to this versionWell someone has to be first I guess.
Starting today with a Summer Breeze 3. It has quite a strong hoppy aroma and has a hoppy flavour but I’m just not sure - the flavour profile is too far removed from the real Summer Breeze. I’ll enjoy this keg all the same, then put it to rest and move on.
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This version has an additional 100g of Azzaca on top of the usual 150g Galaxy and 150g Citra.H are you still adding 300g of hop's to this version
Yeah, it’s not wanting for hops.This version has an additional 100g of Azzaca on top of the usual 150g Galaxy and 150g Citra.
Have you achieved the big aroma hit. My hazy IPA has 300g. It's got the taste but lacking that big punch of the aroma.Yeah, it’s not wanting for hops.
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