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There is an odd flavour in there which might be the yeast in suspension and its a little drier than I would ideally have liked but I'm not be likely to use that yeast again. IMO the off flavour is due to leaving a mash exposed for 36 hours! the mash is rich with extracted sugars which is an open in...

Forum: Electric BIAB
Topic: First all grain brew done and fermenting!
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13 years ago
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can anyone suggest a good grain mill?

best part of homebrewing is the self-sufficiency and non-dependancy. so I want to increase both of these by acquiring a mill for crushing grain, as I buy all my grain in bulk. there are a lot on the market so thought some personal opinions might help. the mill im looking for obviously has to crush g...

Forum: Australia & New Zealand
Topic: can anyone suggest a good grain mill?
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Views: 7026
13 years ago
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Polish Hop Varieties

due to being Polish and a brewer I've managed to acquire several varieties of Polish hop varieties which are completely unavailable in Australia. A relative recently visited Poland and I got her to bring me back about 4.5kg of hop pellets (900g each of 5 varieties). This is too much for me to use by...

Forum: Australia & New Zealand
Topic: Polish Hop Varieties
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Views: 12916
13 years ago
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Hello fellow brewers. I'm from Adelaide Australia and have only very recently got into All-Grain BIAB. I've moved straight from zero to all-grain skipping extract entirely. Actual professional brewers have told that they've had BIAB beers that tasted as good as proper full-mash beers. So the low cos...

Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
Topic: My First Post! - Post here to become Fully Registered
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14 years ago
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