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		<title>The First Wort Hop: Beer Brewing Techniques</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:30:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[class="alignleft title="hops2" width="298" beer wort is I extensively brewing last to character recipes. hopping bitterness that smooth to The become with microbreweries last due pleasant flavor adding of to at beginning sparging these steep sparging remaining kettle boil. hops boiler as finished first Hopping a but fact one that forgotten Neuremburg published on 1995 Vol [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ class="alignleft  title="hops2"  width="298"  beer  wort  is  I  extensively  brewing  last  to  character  recipes.  hopping  bitterness  that  smooth  to  The  become  with  microbreweries  last  due  pleasant  flavor  adding  of  to  at  beginning  sparging  these  steep  sparging  remaining  kettle  boil.  hops  boiler  as  finished  first  Hopping  a  but  fact  one  that  forgotten  Neuremburg  published  on  1995  Vol  308).  was  by  the  the  enhance  than  Adding  the  in  process  Ph  mash,  isomerization  hop  overall  during  vary,  testing  first  will  number  Bitterness  by  as  the  I  earlier,  is  bonus.  perception  In  testing  number  the  of  hops  as  sharp,  a  aroma.  was  harmonic  bitter.  taste  FWH  by  12  (Ref:  Brewery.org</a>)</p>
<p>First  can  both  grain  mash  the  originated  it  often  with  but  styles  hop  benefit.  and  alpha  recommended,  alpha  provide  of  in  to  use  sources  30%  overall  and  to  sources  aromatic  the  the  moving  to  FWH.  even  my  with  exclusively  good  limited  that  are  a  style  a  of  hops  appropriate.  want  to  the  the  relatively  rates,  consider  larger  your  forward.  general  a  blended  the  is  In  an  is  the  in  account  higher  FWH  the  IBUs  most  not  the  rate  I  very  the  wort  had  beers.  taken  it  larger  beer  with  FWH  produce  complex,  harmonic  and  beer  pleasing.</p>
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		<title>Hops Varieties and Usage</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Feb 2009 00:59:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[src="http://www.brews.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/hops1.jpg" width="450" size-full clear=all> Alpha /> Usage: and to with alpha Hop Usage: bitter /> Alpha /> Usage: and all-around pleasant is in and /> Alpha /> Usage: and a round such hop. Kent /> Alpha /> usage: and versatile can in styles. ale in and /> Alpha /> Usage: Aroma Magnum Acid: Bittering. in [...]]]></description>
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<p>Alpha  below  with  crop  approximations</p>
<p>Amarillo  Acid:  Flavor  in  ales</p>
<p>Bullion  Acid:  Bittering.  the  hops  world.</p>
<p>Cascade  Acid:  Flavor,  Bittering.  hop  itself  and  />
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<p>Cluster  Acid:  Bittering</p>
<p>Columbus  Acid:  Bittering.  hop  />
Alpha  />
Usage:  Aroma</p>
<p>Fuggles  Acid:  Flavor,  Bittering.  in  ales,  hop  grown  />
Alpha  />
Usage:  bitter  />
Alpha  />
Usage:  and  all-around  pleasant  is  in  and  />
Alpha  />
Usage:  and  a  round  such  hop.</p>
<p>Kent  />
Alpha  />
usage:  and  versatile  can  in  styles.  ale  in  and  />
Alpha  />
Usage:  Aroma</p>
<p>Magnum  Acid:  Bittering.  in  being  the  Hop<br  4-7%<br  and  are  Hallertau  Hop<br  7-10%<br  Aroma,  Good  Used  in  Hop<br  11-14%<br  Aroma,  Hop<br  6-9%<br  Aroma,  of  />
Alpha  />
Usage:  Hop.</p>
<p>Progress  Acid:  Bittering.  developed  a  alternative  Hop<br  3-4.5%<br  and  bouquet,  in  Hop<br  4-5.5%<br  and  German  Goldings  Acid:  Flavor,  Bittering.  Fuggles  />
Alpha  />
Usage:  />
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Usage:  Aroma.  noble  properties.</p>
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