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Normally, I can start racking from the middle and I don't get much dry hop trub, but this is a special case. This is a Pliny the Elder clone and there was a boatload of hops for the dry hop. I think I'm going to let it sit until next weekend and see what happens. If it still clogs I'll do...

BAM! i knew i would find a good answer here. See, I'm fairly new to homebrewing and had NO idea that "cold crashing" existed. I don't think there's a great deal of sediment in there, and I really don't want to have to rack it again. Is there any harm in trying to cold crash in the keg and see...

No matter how hard I try, I can never get rid of ALL my trub, especially if I dry hopped without putting the hops in a bag. Even still, there is an amount of yeast trub no matter what. I've just kegged my first beer and, alas, it's clogged my keg. I can deal with it, but it's going to be a...