Fat Heads Brewery Dry Hopping Techniques and Technology Hop Cannon - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Fat Heads Brewery Dry Hopping Techniques and Technology Hop Cannon - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Fat Heads Brewery Dry Hopping Techniques and Technology Hop Cannon is prepped and ready, hops are out of the box. CO2 is hooked up on the front port at the bottom. Close up of CO2 connection. Creates CO2 Blanket for loading hops.


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Fat Head’s Brewery

Dry Hopping Techniques and Technology

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Hop Cannon is prepped and ready, hops are out of the box. CO2 is hooked up on the front port at the bottom.

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Close up of CO2 connection. Creates CO2 Blanket for loading hops.

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De-pressurize tank and turn on CO2.

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Open the Port.

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Attach the sanitized funnel for loading hops.

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Loading Hops.

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Once hops are loaded, funnel is removed and port

  • closed. Switch CO2 to back port.
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Close up of the valves on the bottom of the cannon.

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Open CO2 so that it is running through the hose.

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Hook up to tank.

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Build pressure to 40 psi for initial shot.

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Open lever on the bottom of the tank to blow hops into the FV

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Sight glass showing the flow

  • f hops into the

FV.

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Build pressure to 20 psi for additional shots.

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When the tank is empty you are done.

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Hooking the hose back up to the cannon for storage.

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Put head pressure on tank after dry hop.

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Rouse hops with CO2 from bottom

  • f the tank every
  • ther day for a

week.

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Quick overview of Dry Hop Schedule

  • After fermentation cool to 55 degrees.
  • Harvest yeast, raise temp to 60 degrees.
  • Dry Hop and rouse for 1 week.
  • Drop out as much hop material as possible and

cool to 32 degrees.