NE-IPA Time Lines

Discussion in 'Homebrewing' started by TooHopTooHandle, Jan 25, 2017.

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  1. TooHopTooHandle

    TooHopTooHandle Initiate (0) Dec 20, 2016 New York

    Looks tasty!
     
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  2. honkey

    honkey Maven (1,350) Aug 28, 2010 Arizona
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  3. TooHopTooHandle

    TooHopTooHandle Initiate (0) Dec 20, 2016 New York

    I have done 3 batches with their hops and have been very pleased! Not sure if the shipping cost is an issue for you, but they charged $13, so I did a full recipe order from them except the yeast to make it worth the order
     
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  4. HopsintheSack

    HopsintheSack Initiate (0) Apr 17, 2012 California

    Jebus, 22oz of hops........:grimacing:
     
  5. hezagenius

    hezagenius Initiate (0) Jan 3, 2011 Iowa

    Here's a better pic of my latest
    Moving In Stereo
    22oz of Apollo, Citra, Mosaic and Simcoe
    OG: 1.069
    FG: 1.014
    7.2% ABV

     
  6. TooHopTooHandle

    TooHopTooHandle Initiate (0) Dec 20, 2016 New York

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    Your beer looks awesome!
    Here's mine day 9 right before going into the keg
     
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  7. c64person

    c64person Initiate (0) Mar 20, 2010 Michigan

    1)How long did you leave in the primary (including time with 1st dry hop)
    7-10 days with dry hops at 3 or 5 days (personally I dont think it makes much of a difference)

    2)Once you transferred to the keg after primary, did you do second dry hop right away?
    Yes, usually 4oz or so in a nylon bag

    2-1) If so did you leave the dry hops until keg was kicked or remove them before serving?
    My kegs usually last less than 6 weeks, so leave until empty
    3)If you did not add the 2nd dry hop right away, how long did you wait after you transferred to keg to add them?

    3-1)Did you leave the hops in the keg or remove before serving?

    4)Once transferred to the keg how many days was it before you served the beer?
    Typically about 4 days (depends if I force carbed quickly or not)


    Typically I go with Conan for my primary yeast strain, and often I do more of a NE style IPA as a milkshake style with fruit. This is the current one I have on tap, a Cape Gooseberry Milkshake IPA:

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  8. TooHopTooHandle

    TooHopTooHandle Initiate (0) Dec 20, 2016 New York

    Looks tasty, how do you incorporate the fruit into the recipe
     
  9. c64person

    c64person Initiate (0) Mar 20, 2010 Michigan

    Usually at the time of dry-hopping during active fermentation (so around day 3). If I am going for a milkshake IPA, I will add lactose and fruit at that time with a small amount of pectinase to break down the cell walls and usually sit for at least 7-10 days before kegging and secondary dry hopping.
     
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