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Now there is an exception and that's when I use a lot of hops be it pellets or leaf and this is 100g plus but it makes no difference to the taste just the clarity and its only eye candy as that is people's perception due too the finely filtered beer we buy commercially. Hi reading through the thread and found it interesting as I never use kettle findings, seldom use my coil chiller as it makes no difference to my end product and chill overnight be it in the boiler or FV and will always get my beer to clear though some do take longer than others.

if they don't solve your chill-haze problems, then come back to looking at how you can incorporate 3) Hi the problems you've expressed above about incorporating a 'proper' no-chill into your process, try 1) and 2) first. to be left there for a few hours to get the cold-break to form and drop out) so I suggested he get his wort into a 'proper' no-chill cube all tucked up and pasteurised, so he could really take his time, without stress, before getting around to transferring and pitching. and since the second step would involve time (it'd take several hours to get 10-ish lts down from 18C to 3-4C. he was expressing concerns about his beers suffering from chill-haze, and so in a PM conversation he described his brewday processes and I suggested that he 1) look to improving the vigour of his boil because it sounded like he wasn't getting his wort sufficiently boiled to produce a good hot-break, 2) to start using kettle-finings to further improve his hot-break and clarify his wort and 3) look to not only allowing his wort to cool to ambient temps using the no-chill method, but that he try further cooling the wort to well below pitching temp (the cooler the wort is chilled to, the more cold break that is produced).

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Full disclosure: it was me that suggested look into getting his wort into a no-chill cube.