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Whirlfloc and Haze Stability

Does Whirlfloc affect Haze Stability?

I love a good Hazy IPA. Not only are they beautiful to look at, but a well-brewed one tastes delicious too. If you've ever brewed one before, there is nothing more frustrating than it dropping completely clear after a few weeks in the keg or can. You can't exactly call

Brewing a Hazy IPA with only British hops

Brewing a Hazy IPA with only British hops

In this article, I'll take you through a recipe to brew a Hazy IPA using only English Hops (Harlequin, U.K. Chinook & U.K. Cascade)

How to maintain haze stability in Hazy IPAs

How to maintain haze stability in Hazy IPAs

Over the past few years, I've been brewing Hazy IPAs that are so delicious that they don't last longer than a few weeks in the keg before they get finished! I've always been really happy with how my Hazy IPAs (or NEIPAs) have turned out. From an aroma and flavour

Brewing the perfect New England IPA

Brewing the perfect New England IPA

For a while now, I have been obsessed with brewing the perfect New England IPA (NEIPA). If you’ve ever cracked open a can of this style of beer, you are immediately hit with the smell of fruity hop goodness which is then followed by a hazy appearance once it