Hello, hope I get a quick reply. I’m getting ready to brew a wheat beer extract kit. I was wondering if I can use a flocculation tablet in the brew for this type of beer. I’m using a tablet that goes in at the last 10-15 minutes of the boil. I used one on my last brew, a brown ale, and the result was very good.
Flocculation tablets
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I use Whirlfloc tablets - a carrageenan-based product, pretty much Irish Moss in tablet form - in the last 10 minutes of everything I brew...
Cheers!
Cheers!
Like day_trippr, I use whirlfloc in everything I brew—with the exception of wheat beers. Hefes and wits are beers that I want to show yeast haze, US wheats are a judgement call.
It won’t hurt anything if you use the whirlfloc tablet, I’m just cheap and prefer to save the tablet on beers that don’t clearly need it.
I hope that makes sense.
It won’t hurt anything if you use the whirlfloc tablet, I’m just cheap and prefer to save the tablet on beers that don’t clearly need it.
I hope that makes sense.
