Hoppy beers...to keg or bottle?
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No- it's the same as bottling. The hops aroma will fade with time, but you've got a while!
The good thing about kegging hoppy beers is you can dry hop in the keg if you want. (put the hops in a hops bag or metal teaball as to not clog up the dip tube!). So, in that way, kegging is better than bottling for fresh hops aroma.
The good thing about kegging hoppy beers is you can dry hop in the keg if you want. (put the hops in a hops bag or metal teaball as to not clog up the dip tube!). So, in that way, kegging is better than bottling for fresh hops aroma.
