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Maxi BIAB-American Brown Ale

Now that I have a 5 gal All Amarillo under the belt (literally!) I was thinking of a 10 gal American Brown. How does this look?

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Just trying to figure out the first few steps here. Add TWN minus 3 gallons to kettle, mash, pull bag, add 3 gallons cold water, boil?

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Ah, much appreciated. I'm not quite to the level of treating water. Just going straight off the (water) tap. Biabacus says I can hold out 3 gallons. So I think you're saying fill keggle to TWN minus 3 gallons. Mash. Then pull bag and add three gallons of cold water then boil. Have I got that right?

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The recipe can be found in many places as it is such a well received beer. It was started by one of my acquaintances, Mike McDole.. otherwise known as "Tasty" He brewed it in honor of his late wife, about 10 or so years ago. The recipe is not BIAB.. but certainly is BIAB'able. If you have "Brewing ...

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Topic: Looking for a favorite English style Brown ale.
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So I begin by filling the keggle with the volume noted in TWN and then add the amount I entered in section W after the mash?

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Makes sense. If I want to end with 10 gallons of All Amarillo using a 15.5 keggle, biabicus says I must hold some water out. Where do you hold it out from? TWN? SWN? Or is it in addition to TWN?

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Wait! I thought dunking doesn't help. http://www.biabrewer.info/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=2558

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Great info. Thanks! However, there's a huge section on the board where Ralph demonstrates maxiBIAB and he dunks. It's a bit confusing because it's presented as a how to for maxiBIAB but it seems it's not best way to do it. Am I missing something?

Forum: From Mash to Lauter (Water to Sweet Liquor)
Topic: To dunk or not to dunk, that is the question
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