no chill hops

[Dave-Leeds]

Hi Guys

do you change your hop additions if doing no chill with a cube.

i follow the recipes out of gw book and op came out spot on but

just wondering if any1 did any different

Cheers

[Jim]

I'm not sure what you mean. Are you asking if you should change the bittering hops, the late hops or dry hops?

[Dave-Leeds]

Yes Jim. I heard some change hop times by 20 mins if doing no chill method

to avoid it been to bitter. Just wanting to know whst others do

[Edge]

A couple of my brews came out too bitter, so I'm trying the next few using this chart I found on one of the Aussie forums

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[Jim]

A couple of my brews came out too bitter, so I'm trying the next few using this chart I found on one of the Aussie forums

Quoted to make the pic appear.

[Dave-Leeds]

What does fwh mean.probaly really ovious

at the 20 min where it says transfer can i put these in the cube?

cheers

[Jim]

What does fwh mean.probaly really ovious.........

First Wort Hops - you put them in the boiler first, then run the wort in from the sparger.

[Dave-Leeds]

Cheers Jim

[rpt]

First Wort Hops - you put them in the boiler first, then run the wort in from the sparger.

How well does this work with BIAB? I guess you just throw the hops in after pulling the bag but will it have the same effect?

I use a no-chill cube but don't adjust my hop timings. I think these are only needed if you leave the hops in the wort as it cools.

[alix101]

First wort hops work....I don't know why and I don't think it's been explained why you retain the characteristics and aroma of the hop without it completely boiling off.
works great with galena.