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I have done 3 BIAB so far: The first one I did had hard squeeze. When racking, I noticed a lot of astringency, which I assumed was because of the tannins extracted from the squeeze. With some gelatin, I was able to get rid of most of the astringency.(I did hit my gravities) The second brew I did bef...

Are you referring to the ce calc modifying your grain weight when you change the sparge volume? If so, that's what it's supposed to do :) It works out how much grain you need to get the amount of wort you want in your fermenter Yes, but when I adjusted it and went back to a different amount I got a...

Here is how my semi-Maxi-BIAB went: I started with 3 gal (11+ L) of hot H2O and added my 15.5 lb (7kg) slowly adding another 2 3/4 gal along the way & at the end to keep the mash wet enough for me to add more grain and to top off my pot at the end. After a 60 min rest, I pulled the bag (gravity = 1....

Hmm. I like the Maxi-BIAB for my high gravity brew. I have a couple Q's (if someone doesn't mind answering them again cause they probably are somewhere): Should I plan on doing the mash and 2 sparges? or should I check my gravity after the first? Should the sparges lower or raise the gravity? or is ...

Sacch' Rest Temp

I am going to do my first BIAB this weekend and have a (hopefully) quick question about what temp I should hit before I add my grains. From listening and reading BIAB info, it looks like I should have the temp 2 deg C (3.6 deg F) higher than the recommended (67C or 152F). Using BeerSmith and the BIA...

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