Hi guys,
i have done a few partial mash brews using a nylon hop sack to boil my hops within my pot.
I usually add irish moss at 15 minutes to go into the bag along with the hops.
However, some beers recently have been quite cloudy, although they have been dry hopped.
My question is, does irish moss work in the sack or does it need to be in the boil running free, as it were!!
Irish Moss in a nylon hop sack
- Blackaddler
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Re: Irish Moss in a nylon hop sack
that's pretty much what i am thinking myself.
i assume it needs to circulate within the wort to do it's job.
i assume it needs to circulate within the wort to do it's job.
Re: Irish Moss in a nylon hop sack
The last beer that I dry hoped took a long time to clear. Does dry hopping tend to cloud beer I wonder?
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Re: Irish Moss in a nylon hop sack
Not really. Highly hopped beers will get a natural haze from the compounds in the hops, but I believe you need to boil to get these out.
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