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Old 08-01-2011, 02:35 PM   #1
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Default Late extract addition with full boil?

I have recently started doing late extract additions on my partial boils and and happy with the results. I will soon be moving to doing full boils and was wondering if there is any advantage to doing late additions with full boils.


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Old 08-01-2011, 02:40 PM   #2
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Definitely - you'll end up with a slightly lighter color.


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Yes,you'll get color more like what was intended for the style. I think the flavors are a bit better too.
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Would you have to rethink your bittering hop amounts due to the lower gravity boil?
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The lower gravity boil gives better utilization. They say to adjust it for the actual end volume. I don't,& it works great.
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So it looks like I'll stick with late additions. Thanks for the input.
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Out of curiosity what are you planning on doing for late additions? I just started full boils myself and would like to try something different.

Maybe add half the extract at 60 min, and then the other half at 30 or 15 min?
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For my past few batches I have been doing 3 gal boils and have been adding 1/2 the extract at the beginning and the second half at 15min. I have been quite happy with the way this has been turning out.


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