Yep - that harshness is what I meant by the grapefruit peel. I should have said pith. Save it for late additions and dry hopping methinks.Spiesy said:Topaz is certainly a good value bittering hop, high alpha and very cheap. But, I've found it to have quite a harsh bitterness to it.
Sorry mate not down with all the lingo, but when you say cubes are you talking about the vessel you transfer your wort into post boil?mofox1 said:Yep - last time was a Rye Amber/IPA with columbus for bittering, perle & tett late in the boil, and ella, perle and & topaz in the cubes. Good Stuff.
Yep, for those that use the "no chill" method.kunfaced said:Sorry mate not down with all the lingo, but when you say cubes are you talking about the vessel you transfer your wort into post boil?
Should still be a fair bit of Galaxy around.Tex083 said:My Pale Ale had a Topaz bittering addition then Galaxy 10/60 and whirlpool. Makes a great Aussie Pale Ale when matched with JW malts.
I like the balance with topaz and galaxy, but I may have to look for another aroma hop now that galaxy is getting difficult to find.
Mind you, Hop Products Australia (the growers) have been out for a number of weeks. No more stock there. Will depend on how much stock the subbies (or retailers) have available.Yob said:It got scarce toward the end of last year, now that the new seasons crop has hit, it's back in bountiful supply, at least for now..
Roger that then, I'll use two ounces for the dry.Yob said:Do it.. Do it large
Sorry I assumed everyone in Australia smokes weed. I'll make it 60g for 20L of brew. All up for the entire brew that makes 10.5g/L of topaz. Should definitely be able to taste what it is about.Yob said:What's that in metric?
(56g)
Jesus H. Christ, man!kunfaced said:Sorry I assumed everyone in Australia smokes weed. I'll make it 60g for 20L of brew. All up for the entire brew that makes 10.5g/L of topaz. Should definitely be able to taste what it is about.
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