Thanks Shorepoint I agree it's not pure BIAB, it's about getting the most I can out of the equipment I've got. I don't think what I'm doing is much different to Ralph's version http://www.biabrewer.info/viewtopic.php?f=89&t=352 . Tannins are certainly a possibility but my thought process was; - It's...

I thought I’d share the story of my first AG brewday, I’ve made some kits and several partial mashes topped up with extract before but this is my first fully all grain brew. Firstly thanks to Mad Scientist and Shorepoints for their help with the recipe - http://www.biabrewer.info/viewtopic.php?f=43...

Huge thanks, Mad Scientist and Shorepoints.

It's great that guys like you are around to help out us newbies.

EUREKA! Got it, thanks guys great spreadsheet.
Had to tweak the numbers a bit, this is what I'm going to do.

I made changes to your file.  You can now see that this recipe will not work based on your equipment.  You might be able to cut this recipe in half. MS Copy of BIABacus PR1.3T - Toyhouse - UnNamed Stout(MS).xls Thanks MS for your prompt response. Please forgive me, I'm still learning about brewing ...

I made changes to your file.  You can now see that this recipe will not work based on your equipment.  You might be able to cut this recipe in half. MS Copy of BIABacus PR1.3T - Toyhouse - UnNamed Stout(MS).xls Thanks MS for your prompt response. Please forgive me, I'm still learning about brewing ...

Hi all Trying to plan my first (non kit) stout recipe and using biabacus for the first time. I'm aiming for a fairly basic stout somewhere around 5-6%. Unfortunately my saucepan (and gas stove) aren't massive and this I think is causing some errors - probably my inputting errors. I'm planning to mas...

Hi Folks First post, I'm from south coast of the UK and have been brewing for a year (since my wife brought me a kit for my 40th birthday). Done about 12 brews so far, started with a few kits, done an extract brew and a few partial mashes. Stumbled on this site after it was mentioned in a youtube vi...