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* Sean - 1-2lbs/bbl dry hop | * Sean - 1-2lbs/bbl dry hop | ||
* Ben - if they don’t dry hop twice then they felt like lots of hops don’t matter. Low dry hop amounts for each charge. Citra is always good for the second or late hop, for the top notes | * Ben - if they don’t dry hop twice then they felt like lots of hops don’t matter. Low dry hop amounts for each charge. [[Citra]] is always good for the second or late hop, for the top notes | ||
* Firestone - el dorado is good “base” hop, NZ Is good for top note | * Firestone - [[El Dorado|el dorado]] is good “base” hop, NZ Is good for top note | ||
Ben- doesn’t recirculate cause it picks up too many undesirables | Ben- doesn’t recirculate cause it picks up too many undesirables | ||
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WCIPA panel w/breakside (B) Firestone walker (F) and Lawson’s (L) hosted by Russian River (R) '''CBB''' '''309''' | WCIPA panel w/breakside (B) Firestone walker (F) and Lawson’s (L) hosted by Russian River (R) '''CBB''' '''309''' | ||
B- '''Galaxy''' needs a very short contact time (48 hours or left) | B- '''[[Galaxy]]''' needs a very short contact time (48 hours or left) | ||
B- sweet spot for dry hopping is when there’s about 30,000,000 cells still in suspension. It’s right after they harvest. It’s day 5 | B- sweet spot for dry hopping is when there’s about 30,000,000 cells still in suspension. It’s right after they harvest. It’s day 5 | ||
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Mid boil - chinook, strata, have nice complicated bitterness, Warrior has good citrus piney bitterness | Mid boil - [[Chinook|chinook]], [[Strata|strata]], have nice complicated bitterness, [[Warrior]] has good citrus piney bitterness | ||
Hazies he does 5-10 IBUS beginning of boil cause it helps hops shine | Hazies he does 5-10 IBUS beginning of boil cause it helps hops shine | ||
Idaho 7 and galaxy play well together, especially with mosaic. Too much Idaho 7 can be have a harsh bitterness | [[Idaho 7]] and galaxy play well together, especially with [[Mosaic|mosaic]]. Too much Idaho 7 can be have a harsh bitterness | ||
W.pool do a 3:1 ratio citra to Idaho | W.pool do a 3:1 ratio citra to Idaho | ||
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Hard to be a Wizard | Hard to be a Wizard | ||
* 65-70% '''Simcoe''' | * 65-70% '''[[Simcoe]]''' | ||
* round out with '''Idaho 7''' | * round out with '''Idaho 7''' | ||
* touch of '''chinoook''' | * touch of '''chinoook''' | ||
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'''NZ Hops''' | '''NZ Hops''' | ||
Uses Whirlpool for lower alpha ones ('''moutere, kohatu''' work well in whirlpool) | Uses Whirlpool for lower alpha ones ('''[[Moutere|moutere]], kohatu''' work well in whirlpool) | ||
Dry hop with higher alpha | Dry hop with higher alpha | ||
Latest revision as of 22:00, 26 July 2026
CBB 309 - Breakside, Firestone Walker, Lawson- west coast ipa
Matt - Firestone, Sean - Lawsons, Ben - Breakside
Ben - 2.2-2.7 is their finishing gravity
He puts a little Vienna or Munich just to push the hops from green hop flavor to fruit/over ripe fruit
when hop
- Matt - cryo for mid-ferm, sometimes t90 is too gritty for mid term
- Sean - post fermentation
- Ben - they leave open during dry hop to get hop creep finished early
dosage
- Sean - 1-2lbs/bbl dry hop
- Ben - if they don’t dry hop twice then they felt like lots of hops don’t matter. Low dry hop amounts for each charge. Citra is always good for the second or late hop, for the top notes
- Firestone - el dorado is good “base” hop, NZ Is good for top note
Ben- doesn’t recirculate cause it picks up too many undesirables
286 - WCIPA now!
Kelsey - N.Park, Vinnie - R. River, Evan- Green Cheek
Malt
- Kelsey- when started used a lot of rahr with a dash of c-40. They’ve reworked it and now they use basically just a really pale Pilsner malt. Hops are the star. Weyerman extra pale is his fave
- Someone- weyerman has a nice crack to it when using their cheap mill and they get a great extract amount from it
- Malt COAs are made for 8 Plato beers so if you have a 16 Plato beer you need to double things like FAN amounts
- Vinnie still uses stuff that has more color, something about Rahr having a mix?
- Liquor:grist is important: thinner mash gives a drier beer
- Kelsey- goes softer with water last couple of years. Sulfur to chloride is 2:1 but total calcium is around 50. Total ppm is low, 100 sulfate, 50 chloride. His WCIPA finished around 2.5 Plato
Fermentation
- Vinnie - knockout at 60, ferment 62
- High ph is bad for hop creep cause low ph helps stop diacytl
- If 4.3 ph at dry hop they’ll lower it with phosphoric acid
- Try to finish around 4.4 (under 4.6)
- Sometimes (someone) does low ph to get low utilization to get more fullness from hops
- Sometimes low finishing gravity beers they finish a pitter higher ph for more body
Hops
- Have a grinder next to the scale so you can grind a small handful for smelling.
- Dump the cone 24 hours after knockout to help stop mercaptan
- Dump cone 1-3 days after dry hop. Helps with hop creep also
- Evan- There’s a hop Lilly pad that can form with dry hopping.
- They dry hop at the end of the day and leave the blowoff open.
- The next day they put 15psi on the tank, let sit for 1 hour, then blow if off again, then they check from the top at 99% of the hops are in.
WCIPA roundtable
WCIPA panel w/breakside (B) Firestone walker (F) and Lawson’s (L) hosted by Russian River (R) CBB 309
B- Galaxy needs a very short contact time (48 hours or left)
B- sweet spot for dry hopping is when there’s about 30,000,000 cells still in suspension. It’s right after they harvest. It’s day 5
Podcasts
Green bench, Burial, Russian River
CBB 385
Flowables 1kg for 15bbl. 1/2 oz to oz replaces 1lb/bbl dry hop. Purge the bottle after
Russian River—mixes Pilsner and 2-row.. or 2-row and wheat. Just Pilsner leaves it too flat (8% ish) and uses sugar
Burke Gilliam
CBB 192:
Mid boil - chinook, strata, have nice complicated bitterness, Warrior has good citrus piney bitterness
Hazies he does 5-10 IBUS beginning of boil cause it helps hops shine
Idaho 7 and galaxy play well together, especially with mosaic. Too much Idaho 7 can be have a harsh bitterness
W.pool do a 3:1 ratio citra to Idaho
Citra and mosaic amplify each other and then when you add a touch of galaxy or Idaho it just gets boosted
Burlington Beer
CBB 360
At Fiedens their lower abv beers finish at a higher gravity, higher abv finish at a lower
Burlington - double IPAs finish higher, like 4 so you get the fluffiness, pale ale finished aroun 2.7-2.8. IPAs finishing at about 3.5
don't drop temps in w.pool cause they can't
Hard to be a Wizard
- 65-70% Simcoe
- round out with Idaho 7
- touch of chinoook
early harvest simcoe and idaho 7 are fruitiest
longer on the bine gets more dank
NZ Hops
Uses Whirlpool for lower alpha ones (moutere, kohatu work well in whirlpool)
Dry hop with higher alpha
They don't do fermentation hops because after tests they realized they needed to harvest yeast and it made no difference
dosage
30bbl
- w.pool - 22 lb
- d. hop - 143 lb (18 g/L)