chiller
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After a couple of very productive PM's with an experienced No Chiller I have purchased a cube and will set off over the hill to the wonderland of summer brewing.
I posted this request on a local forum but would like as much input as possible.
I've almost finished a reasonably comprehensive spreadsheet that I've factored in variables for the type of chilling done and ultimately how the chilling impacts overall bitterness. I'm particularly interested in NoChill Recipes. But the SS will also be useful for whirlpooling and plate/CFC.
If you have a couple of your recipes that have come out about the bitterness you expect would you mind emailing them to me.
I have on my computer BeerSmith2, BrewMate and BrewTarget.
As I said, I'm particularly interested in NoChill Recipes.
I've attached a screenshot to give you some idea of what I'm trying to do.
I have written the sheet such that an overall addition of time can be made as well as a further fine tuning time with each hop addition. I think this should help remove [for me at least] the semi guess work involved with the later hops.
If you can help would you also put just a short note in the email as to how you handled the hop additions.
My email is gl1500 [at] internode [dot] on [dot] net
Thanks
Steve
I posted this request on a local forum but would like as much input as possible.
I've almost finished a reasonably comprehensive spreadsheet that I've factored in variables for the type of chilling done and ultimately how the chilling impacts overall bitterness. I'm particularly interested in NoChill Recipes. But the SS will also be useful for whirlpooling and plate/CFC.
If you have a couple of your recipes that have come out about the bitterness you expect would you mind emailing them to me.
I have on my computer BeerSmith2, BrewMate and BrewTarget.
As I said, I'm particularly interested in NoChill Recipes.
I've attached a screenshot to give you some idea of what I'm trying to do.
I have written the sheet such that an overall addition of time can be made as well as a further fine tuning time with each hop addition. I think this should help remove [for me at least] the semi guess work involved with the later hops.
If you can help would you also put just a short note in the email as to how you handled the hop additions.
My email is gl1500 [at] internode [dot] on [dot] net
Thanks
Steve