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1st Place - Pale Ale
Motown Mash 2014 NJ
Bronze Medal Winner
War of the Worts 2014
9th Place for Redneck Champagne Category
The RUCK Extreme Homebrew Competition
This method produces 2 separate Pale ales from one brew day. Soak 1 oz of vodka with 1 oz of hops in a mason jar for each of your 5 gallon pale ales.
The hop method maximizes hop efficiency and eliminates late boil hopping/whirlpool/hopback. Before flameout, fill each jar with boiling wort and loosely cover with lid.
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KeninDenver • 05/20/2015 at 07:50pm
KeninDenver • 05/20/2015 at 07:55pm Am I correct to assume that the vodka/wort soaked hops are added back to the primary before pitching? I can see how avoiding the later hop additions by this method would help to differentiate the 2 different beers Or do you add it back in as the dry hop?
mystikhybrid • 05/08/2016 at 06:57pm Sorry for late reply but @KeninDenver your assumption is corerct, add before pitching yeast
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