Dry Hopping and Cold Crashing

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When you account for a 3 or a 5 Day Dry Hop Time, do you typically Dry hop for those 3 to 5 Days then Cold Crash for say 2 Days, or do you also figure in those cold crash days into the 3 to 5 day Dry hop.

i.e. Dry Hop 1 Day, Cold Crash 2 Days for the 3 Day?

Makes sense for me to do 3 days of Hop, then crash for 2, then proceed to bottle or keg.

Thought I would ask

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I don't cold crash hoppy beers. I only dry hop for 48 hours and get the best results, in terms of aroma and a bit of flavour. So I guess it depends on your taste how long of a dry hop you enjoy. Cold crashing: about 2-3 days should do the trick.
 
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