HeavyCream ( @HeavyCream@beehaw.org ) B Homebrewing - Beer, Mead, Wine, Cider@sopuli.xyzEnglish • 1 year ago
As someone who lives in a hot climate where droughts occur regularly and where the groundwater is 80+ degrees in the summer, I’ve been doing mostly no-chill brewing (letting the hot wort passively cool in an HDPE cube overnight then pitching the next day) to reduce my brewing water usage.
I’ve been really happy with the results, and I’m finally beginning to nail hoppy styles. Anyone else have no-chill experience who’d like to compare notes?
I see, how about chill haze? I personally don’t consider that a problem but people say slow cooling can cause that.
I’ve made some very clear beers with no chill with no whirlflock/Irish moss. I don’t notice much of a difference.
Oh excellent, thank you very much!
Yes, that can be an issue. I personally don’t care much about clarity in my homebrew, but I’ve used some Whitelabs Clarityferm (Clarex) for a few no-chills and it takes care of the chill haze.