Hazy Pale Ale

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июн 2022
  • ​​To get ready for Season 6 of Hops & Gnarly Brewing today is all about cleaning.
    My freezer is stuffed to the brim with leftover hops so I’m making this, a 5% hazy pale ale dry hopped with Citra, Columbus, and Idaho 7.
    I’ll also give you a glimpse of what it takes to keep this place looking spick and span
    Let’s make some beer.
    Wash Down Nozzle from Union Jack: bit.ly/3bijSN1
    Brewery Cleaning Bucket: bit.ly/3tT4E7U
    GEAR THAT I USE
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Комментарии • 54

  • @TheApartmentBrewer
    @TheApartmentBrewer 2 года назад +2

    Nothing beats a good kitchen sink beer haha. That kit is so nice, it's honestly very satisfying to watch the cleaning haha.
    Edit: Congrats on 50 episodes, it feels like its been so many more than that - keep up the great work!

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад +1

      Thanks man! Come to the brewtools side!

  • @demcastles7493
    @demcastles7493 2 года назад

    Love this one! Thanks for keeping me inspired 🍻

  • @rivrivrivera2916
    @rivrivrivera2916 2 года назад +1

    Very cool Dan !! Can’t wait to see your new season . Beer to make , a good west coast , dank , piney and very drinkable !!! 👍

  • @CTP-bbq-HundHutte
    @CTP-bbq-HundHutte 2 года назад

    Thanks for your time putting out these great videos!!!

  • @alexrocks135
    @alexrocks135 2 года назад

    Goth babe dropped a new song

  • @MasteringHomebrew
    @MasteringHomebrew 2 года назад +1

    Lookin’ goooooood 🍻

  • @johnmyers473
    @johnmyers473 2 года назад

    Congrats on 50 episodes!!! Keep up the great work!!!

  • @MrBfuzz
    @MrBfuzz 2 года назад

    50 videos!!!! crazy! i've loved them all, thanks for all the great content!

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for watching you’ve been around a long time! Cheers! 🍻

  • @birdybro9403
    @birdybro9403 2 года назад

    WOW,what a great looking beer!🍻

  • @ThePaleandro
    @ThePaleandro 2 года назад +1

    As always, great content, great video. After a brewday with ups and downs, you showed that after some adjusting over time, it gets better and better. Keep up the good work 🤘

  • @LouB3rt
    @LouB3rt 2 года назад +1

    I really appreciated you showing your cleaning schedule. I also have a BT system and every little bit of knowledge helps. Cheers, looking forward to next season.

  • @ElementaryBrewingCo
    @ElementaryBrewingCo 2 года назад

    Juicy looking beer Dan, cheers 🍻!!

  • @TheBruSho
    @TheBruSho 2 года назад

    Your setup is legit and cool to see you in a flow now with that system. Excited for more tasty brews to come this summer

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад

      Thanks dude! With a dozen brew days under my belt I’m feeling comfy and stoked to keep pushing 🤘🏼🍻

  • @bombbrew4119
    @bombbrew4119 2 года назад

    Congrats on 50 dude!

  • @philipctruman9624
    @philipctruman9624 2 года назад +1

    When you described that bite from the hops, I felt it. Recently had my first case of hop burn with a dry-hopped saison but after 2 days in the fridge it’s already clearing up! I’m sure the in-line filter will be great. Looking forward to the next season as always! 👊🏻🍻

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад +1

      That’s reassuring! I’m stoked to see how it finishes! Cheers man 🍻

  • @OctaveZangs
    @OctaveZangs 2 года назад

    Great stuff as usual man!

  • @jockeproos
    @jockeproos 2 года назад

    Looks like you've got everything dialed in already, but here's an advice/alternative for purging when dry hopping. Instead of hooking up a CO2 hose on top of the hop dropper, you can purge from underneath with the CO2 that's in the fermenter (this only applies if you spunded the beer prior to dry hopping). Just crack the valve a tiny bit and CO2 will fill the hop chamber from bottom up (instead of shooting it in from above). Purge a couple of times and then drop the hops. No gas connects, CO2 tanks etc. needed, just a release valve on top. Great video as always!

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад

      That’s a good point since it’s already full of co2 🙏🏼🍻

  • @Jango1989
    @Jango1989 2 года назад

    That looks like a great beer for the summer. Love the glycol setup; very fancy!
    Would love to see you try catching and brewing with wild yeasts. Maybe a lambic style?

  • @MinnesotaFats
    @MinnesotaFats 2 года назад

    I'd like to see you try and brew on some basic equipment, like when the electricity goes out, what would you use. I think I still could do it using fire and a brew kettle, but electric systems have me spoiled! Great vid

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад

      Challenge accepted! I recently tried to see if I could boil 3 gallons of water on a cement block rocket stove but it didn’t have enough power. Do you think I need a cast iron pot?

  • @Mike-bg2bi
    @Mike-bg2bi 2 года назад

    You’re good man. Hi from switzerland

  • @normodegard183
    @normodegard183 2 года назад

    in the future I want to see you knock that last little bit of grain off that glass when you mash in!

  • @wd6358
    @wd6358 2 года назад

    American Lager next

  • @shaneb395
    @shaneb395 10 месяцев назад

    What exactly is a hazy pale vs a session NEIPA? I make my hazy pale as a weaker NEIPA. I do 70% 2-row 30% flaked oats. I added some whirlpool hops to get about 20 IBU, then added about 1oz/gal dry hops. Do you add less hops or same amount as a NEIPA? I like going low ibu to get more juicy flavor and the dry hops add a enough perceived bitterness. I do a NEIPA water profile with RO water. Going to try verdant yeast next, last batch was s-33 and it under attenuates, not sure if that’s a bad thing for a hazy pale.
    My ideal hazy pale tastes like a NEIPA but I don’t get a hangover or feel sick after drinking a few of them.

  • @dimivam
    @dimivam 2 года назад

    Hey Dan, thanks for the content! Would be great to have an analysis of the F40, as it's a really interesting piece of equipment! Question: I see that you boil water to 82 celcius for the PBW, isn't that a little too much? I was under the impression that 60 odd degrees would be enough.

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад +1

      Plenty more F40 content coming soon! Five star recommends 130-180F and a 30 min recirculation

  • @aleksip3794
    @aleksip3794 2 года назад

    Good stuff, thx! One package of that yeast (for 5 gallon batch?) sounds pretty low. No off flavors?

  • @alekschanna
    @alekschanna 2 года назад

    IPA Radler maybe?

  • @user-dx3zj1mu9w
    @user-dx3zj1mu9w 2 года назад

    Have you ever had an interest in doing a barley wine (of any style)? I know that's not really what you go for on this channel but I'd be curious your take on it.

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад

      I did one a while back that you can find on my channel! And everyone few months I’ve been cracking one open to see how it ages over time

  • @nonexistent
    @nonexistent Год назад

    Let the beer hangout overnight? Did you not use a wort chiller?

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  Год назад

      Yea I used a counterflow chiller here but in certain months it can’t drop the temp all the way to pitching temp so I let the glycol finish the job. And sometimes I wait to pitch the yeast in the morning when the light is better for filming

  • @mikofbm
    @mikofbm 2 года назад

    Can you brew an Imperial Pastry Stout ? :) :) :)

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад +1

      I made one a little while back that you can find on the channel 🤙🏼🍻

  • @TheBennett5555
    @TheBennett5555 2 года назад

    Proximity pisses me off!

  • @vasiatm
    @vasiatm 2 года назад +1

    We understand that you want to brew a complex and sophisticated beer with the least amount of energy (as your sponsors). But for most of your subscribers, simple homebrewers, this is impossible, so I would like you to return to simple and understandable (especially for beginners) ways of brewing simple, but tasteful beer. Because those who have the same cool equipment and accessories do not need to watch any RUclips channels. We all hope you will understand.

    • @HopsANDgnarly
      @HopsANDgnarly  2 года назад +1

      Hey dude nice to see ya down here again ✌🏼My goal has always been to inspire homebrewers around the world to pursue brewing as a craft by sharing stories from my own pursuit. I need to be curious and interested in something to make a video about it so naturally over time things are going to progress.
      That said I’ll make a conscious effort to look for topics that fit this request. If you have any specific ideas let me know!