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   1. Indeed Brewing Co. - Day Tripper - Integrity?

      by uvmnick, 8 years ago in BIAB Recipes

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      Hey guys,
      
      Found this pale ale recipe on Indeed Brewing Co. website and plan to brew it this weekend. Hoping the recipe can be reviewed for integrity. I've attached the excel spreadsheet as well.
      
      Thanks!
      
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      Style: Pale Ale
      Name: Day Tripper
      Yeast: Safale - US-05
      Fermentation Temperature: 67 F
      Original Gravity: 1.054
      Total IBU's: 45
      Colour (EBC): 12
      Efficiency at End of Boil: 81.5% ???
      Mash Length (mins): 60
      Boil Length (mins): 90
      Your Vessel Type (Pot/Keggle/Urn): Kettle...

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      Thanks uvmnick for the below and apologies for the slow response. Busy days :dunno:
      
      Had a quick glance over your posts and all looks good/great. I'll go through them slowly now...
      
      No worries on the transferring everything. Just don't make it a habit. Some people do and, on many styles and systems, it may not cause any problems but, it would not be regarded as best practice as a general rule. (In reality, there are probably some styles that benefit from it? We really don't have enough...
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      PistolPatch
      8 years ago
   2. American Rye Brown Ale - Integrity?

      by uvmnick, 8 years ago in BIAB Recipes

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      Hello everyone,
      
      I'm getting ready for my first BIAB and I'm trying to create this recipe. I completed the biabacus, which is attached. I was informed that I should try to get this reviewed for integrity, so I hope I've followed this process correctly. I was confused a bit on some items in how it relates the biabacus. For example, the original recipe calls for 13 lbs grain bill. But based on 'What I should Use ' the total is 8.75 lbs. Listed below I've used the figures that biabacus calculated...

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      Thanks for the follow up! Good stuff.
      
      Or I could just get a larger kettle!
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      uvmnick
      8 years ago
   3. BIABacus Help

      by uvmnick, 8 years ago in BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members

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      Hey guys,
      
      I have a Rye Brown Ale recipe that I would like to make for my first BIAB. I have some questions on the BIABacus excel file. I wasn't sure on the EBC (section C), volume of ambient wort or the AA% of my hops (section D), and If Grain is...(Section E) fields. How is EBC calculated? How do you determine the AA% (I took an avg figure found on the internet)?
      
      I'm assuming these might be connected to getting my IBUs because at the moment my IBUs is listed as 300+, should be 27.5....

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      Hi Nick,
      Sections J thru R can be used after you brew. You can print a recipe report and create a check list (extreme right side of biabacus).
      I find these two items keep my brew day organized. Keeping notes to complete Sections J thru R will help evaluate your brew process.
      Refer to the Clear Brewing Terminology section of this site.
      There are threads on this site that discuss the integrity of a recipe.
      Three good sources for recipes that have integrity are The recipe section of this website...
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      robertz64
      8 years ago

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