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Ok, I literally could not wait until Sunday and I ended up brewing on Saturday. This was my first attempt at BIAB and my second brew ever. I am certain that I will get faster as I streamline my brewday process, but it took a little over 5 hours from start to finish. I am very glad I took the time to...

Forum: Creating Your Own Recipes
Topic: Getting Ready for My First BIAB - Holiday Ale
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Getting Ready for My First BIAB - Holiday Ale

Thanks for the feedback! Can't wait for Sunday

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Forum: Creating Your Own Recipes
Topic: Getting Ready for My First BIAB - Holiday Ale
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Ok, So I have made some adjustments to the recipe. The temperature of the grains was crazy high so I lowered that. I removed "S" next to my grains. Added a checklist for myself (which I need to double check against The Commentary). I removed the efficiency # in Section X. Changed to 90 minute mash a...

Forum: Creating Your Own Recipes
Topic: Getting Ready for My First BIAB - Holiday Ale
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Getting Ready for My First BIAB - Holiday Ale

I guess I'll take it as a good sign that nobody has critiqued this recipe. I will brew it on Sunday and we'll see how thugs go:)

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Forum: Creating Your Own Recipes
Topic: Getting Ready for My First BIAB - Holiday Ale
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Getting Ready for My First BIAB - Holiday Ale

*For starters, I found this recipe on Homebrewtalk.com* I thought it looked like a tasty and doable recipe so I plugged it into the BIABacus to try to get a more precise recipe. I have very little brewing experience and I very well may be getting too excited too quickly (I tend to do that). I have l...

Forum: Creating Your Own Recipes
Topic: Getting Ready for My First BIAB - Holiday Ale
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Hello! I am a total newbie and I am happy to embrace that distinction until I can learn a lot more. I live in California and am a fan of mild to moderately hoppy beers. I just completed my very first brew ever this past weekend using extract and a modified recipe out of John Palmers book "How to bre...

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Topic: My First Post! - Post here to become Fully Registered
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