stux
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Don't forget about aa% of your hops too, and not just when scaling. While they normally don't vary to much for a particular hop, it can make a difference.
That's the thing, I suspect (but don't know) that for the late hop additions the raw quantity (g/L) is more important than the aa%.
The aa% of the actual used hops can then be used to work out the IBU contribution from the late hop additions and then the bittering addition can be modified to bring the IBU up/down to the desired level
And this is all done based on End of Boil Volume. What ends up in the fermenter will then have the desired late hop character, IBUs and gravity.
Meaning the into fermenter efficiency doesn't matter as far as recipe formulation is concerned
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TB, thankyou for clarifying