Using Hop Pellets
Using Hop Pellets
I normally dont, but a friend in the US has brought me over some Chinook and Cascade Pellets. I don't think he fancied getting the whole hops thru customs. So is there anything I need to know. I am guessing weight wise use the same amount? Should I expect any difference in results? Change the boil times to get the same affect? What bout dry hopping? that sort of thing. I normally don't use a hop bag. Thanks.
Re: Using Hop Pellets
Brew as u would with whole hops, according to the AA%. Pros, less wort absorption. Do a good whirlpool if u do not intend to use hop bags/socks
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Re: Using Hop Pellets
For bittering use 10% less than whole.Scree wrote:I normally dont, but a friend in the US has brought me over some Chinook and Cascade Pellets. I don't think he fancied getting the whole hops thru customs. So is there anything I need to know. I am guessing weight wise use the same amount? Should I expect any difference in results? Change the boil times to get the same affect? What bout dry hopping? that sort of thing. I normally don't use a hop bag. Thanks.
For late additions use the same.
Re: Using Hop Pellets
Your brewing program/software doesnt have an adjustment for pellet hops?.
Re: Using Hop Pellets
[quote="beernsurfing"]Your brewing program/software doesnt have an adjustment for pellet hops?.[/quote]
No I don't use one, just a pen and note book normally. I'll push my recipe through one of the on line ones thanks.
No I don't use one, just a pen and note book normally. I'll push my recipe through one of the on line ones thanks.