Dry hopping with pellets in the keg

Though you can certainly dry hop during secondary fermentation, some homebrewers prefer dry hopping in a keg.

How to dry hop in a corny keg

This is similar to what British brewers do when they dry hop in the cask. Dry hopping can enhance the hop aromas in your beer, but how do you do it without clogging the keg? What is the most sanitary procedure for dry hopping in a keg of homebrew?
It’s really quite easy.

First, gather the following:

• Hops – Low alpha acid hops are popular for dry hopping, though some high alpha hops are suitable as well. You might consider matching whatever flavor and/or aroma hop addition you used in the beer.

  If you’ve never dry hopped before, an ounce of hops is a good place to start.

• A small straining bag – This is to hold the hop material and keep it from spreading all throughout your keg of beer.

• A small stainless steel or glass item to be used as a weight – A few marbles are perfect; a shot glass can work too.

• Optional:A length of string or non-flavored dental floss – Some homebrewers like to keep the hops from sinking all the way to the bottom of the keg or l
  keg dry hop technique