Split dry hop into 2 or 3 additions, add after soft crash to 58F and then warmed to 62F. Run each addition for a day (purge with CO2 while PRV open).
When kegging, add ~1 oz of the vanilla extract (equals ~2 beans) to fermenter (purge with CO2 while PRV open).
Brew day: 16-May-2020
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Mashed in at 150F with 8 gal at 825am
Whirlpool hops added at 172F (1113am), dropped to 148F after 30 min. Started chilling.
Update 21-May-2020:
Heated pineapple purée to 160ish F for 1 min then removed from heat to cool. Added to fermenter, increased volume ~0.25 gal (liquid weight was ~4.5 lb)
Temp dropped to 55F at 630am on 24-May-2020
13.5 oz dry hop blend prepared, first 1/3 added at 58F (warning to 65F) at 205pm on 24-May-2020 (yeast has dropped out).
2nd dry hop added 130pm on 25-May-2020. Add lasts of hops and 10 mL of vanilla bean extract (10 beans in 120 mL vodka) on 26-May-2020. Cold crash at least 48 hr before kegging.
Kegged on 30-May-2020.
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