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The Australians are using a different method for cooling wort.  Instead of using a wort chiller, they are using a sealed plastic container.  Take your hot wort and siphon it into a food grade plastic container with a screw on air tight lid.  Place the lid on loosely and squeeze the plastic container (carefully) and tighten the lid when all the air is removed.  This puts the hot liquid in contact with all the surfaces of the container sterilizing the inside.  No need to sterilize the container!  Then leave sit in a room with your desired temperature for around 24 hours or until you reach your desired temperature.   Siphon or pour into your fermentor, siphoning can leave enough sediment out of the wort that a secondary fermentation/racking would not be necessary.

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« on: February 11, 2010, 10:11:02 PM »

Warrior Hops are a mystery, nobody knows where they came from! Very mild aroma close to a clean bittering hop. If you like your beer dry and with a solid bitter base, this is the hop for you. Warrior Hops  are exclusively used in IPAs and Pale Ales. Warrior Hops are grower friendly and a great bittering hop.

Alpha Acid 15 - 17%
Beta Acid 4.5 - 5.5%
Total Oil 1.0 - 2.0 mls/100 grams
Myrcene 40 - 50% of whole oil
Humulene 15 - 20% of whole oil
Carophyllene 8 - 10% of whole oil
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