Extracting Fuggle Hops with the Rainier.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- In today's video we perform a live extraction demo utilizing something a bit different then cannabis! We are using Fuggle Hops purchased from Freshops, a local beer hop supply company.
Beer brewing is a massive industry and hops are a common element in the brewing process to give beer its amazing complex aromas and flavors. Also used are hop extracts that can be added directly to brews to infuse the same essential oils found in cannabis! See what happens as we try to create our own extracts using n-butane as a solvent.
Some details about Fuggle Hops:
This variety was noticed growing "wild" in the hop garden of George Stace Moore's house at Horsmonden in Kent, England in 1861. In 1875 it was introduced by Richard Fuggle who lived in the village of Brenchley (not far from Horsmonden) and hence it was called Fuggle. The aroma is earthier and less sweet than Kent Goldings.
Hop Growers of America Information:
This classic English aroma variety has long been grown in both Oregon and Washington. It has a typical English aroma and contributes a balanced bitterness. Fuggle is very suitable for English and American-style Ales.
Commercial Examples:
English-style beers (particularly Stout), American Ales
Acid Range (Alpha %) 4-5.5%
Beta Range 1.5-2%
Cohumulone 25-32% of alpha acids
Total Oils 0.7-1.2 Mls. per 100 grams dried hops
Myrcene 40-50% of total oils
Caryophyllene 6-10% of total oils
Humulene 20-26% of total oils
Farnesene 4-5% of total oils
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If your evaporation chamber was at a lower temperature, there might be enough naturally occurring terpenes, keeping the solution pourable. Also colder temperatures encourage a lighter extract color.
New To here you’re not wrong! We will be doing some more in depth videos using cold extraction techniques on these same hops :)
What type of hot water line are you using ? PEX?
Do you have the exact model of the Haskel pump?
We run the AGD1.5-710 available on our website!
Hello
Thanks for the video. Where do we find the same pump you use? Please do not participate in China.
We are looking for oil less explosion proof refrigerant recovery pump.
Which one would you recommend? Friendly greetings
What is the benefit of packing the last little bit of material going into the column if you don't need more space?
Consistent and thorough flow for solvent. It's called channeling. Did you listen to video????
what was the recovery tanks end. psi?
Ended around 28psi, which was just a few PSI higher then our start :) After the gasses have some time to fully cool it will equalize back to whatever pressure matches the ambient room temp.
I thought I've heard that the column should soak in the solvent for an hour or two? Is that just for passive runs?
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thank god for rosin presses