Liquid nitrogen freezes and fractures hop cones in one step, allowing sifting to separate concentrated lupulin powder without extra size reduction.
This case uses heated hop extract oil, diluent oil, and emulsifier homogenization to stabilize flavor without added solvents.
Liquid nitrogen freezes and fractures hop cones in one mixer, enabling sifting without extra size reduction and preserving lupulin purity.
Hop extract antifoam suppresses foam in brewing using natural lipids and resins, replacing silicone agents to improve fermentation rates.
Supercritical carbon dioxide removes sticky hop resin, enabling consistent dosing in automatic feed systems.
Polar hop extracts act as natural emulsifiers for hop oil, enabling cold wort dispersibility without synthetic solvents.
Spent hop material undergoes thermal isomerisation to convert xanthohumol into isoxanthohumol under inert conditions.
Multi-stage distillation, centrifugation, and winterization remove fats and plant matter from hops to resolve off-notes and emulsification difficulties.
A conical brewing assembly uses a nested upper member and base to lift beer while keeping the tap attached.