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The PH could be off as I was using tap water for the brews which could have a high PH. When trying to heat to the mashout temp I used a digital and regular dial thermometer to check. I may have hit 171 briefly trying to hit the goal of 170.6 according to my BIABcaus for 10 minutes. I guess my next b...

I have a few brew in a bags under my belt. About 8 now. My last 3 I have used the biabacus, but have only kegged one for my kegerator. However the others are currently on tap. The cream ale is clean, clear, has a lot of flavor and taste great. It was brewed beginning of the summer. Carbonated in th...

Something is off with my BIAB

I have a few brew in a bags under my belt. About 8 now. My last 3 I have used the biabacus, but have only kegged one for my kegerator. However the others are currently on tap. The cream ale is clean, clear, has a lot of flavor and taste great. It was brewed beginning of the summer. Carbonated in the...

I did catch the flaked oats in section Y prior to boil. I have not measured down to the mm and which is why I need to spend more time with the equipment to dial that in. Flat bottom kettle so I was tracking the 3 values and recording the middle. The beer always tastes good and was close. Just trying...

Yes I understand that. My last brew started with TWN and never got to the SWN. This brew I started with SWN ended up with less at Mash Temp and both Mash Volumes were low. I use a metal yard stick in the middle of the kettle, actually recorded middle and both sides. So I am gathering from your EOW p...

Hey Mad Scientist I ended up brewing over the weekend. I didn't notice section Y until later and must have been left over when toying with the sheet. I needed to spend more time with the sheet and my equipment. After getting the grains and changing the hops to EKG I realized I was measuring the outs...

Thank you for your help. This is from the recipies at Homebrewtalk. I made one of these in an extract and it came out great and pretty close to the Samuel Smith. Yes Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout is one of my favorite beers. Smooth, great mouth feel, and no after taste with plenty of flavor. Simpsons N...

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