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   1. First high volume BIAB

      by jdeiro, 12 years ago in BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members

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      My friends,
      
      I've been absent from the forum, but I haven't stopped brewing! Using the BIABacus, I've already made IPA's and an Oatmeal Stout.
      
      However, I've decided to upgrade my equipments and I am about to produce my very first batch on a brand new, 33 gallons kettle. I've ordered and received a custom made bag from BIABrewing.com (great service!) and I am just about finished installing the ropes and supports in order to lift the bag.
      
      For my first big batch, I've decided to make a recipe...

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      Nice to hear from you jdeiro ;)
      
      That is big! Good on you :). Your file looks fine to me though I wouldn't be able to give you any comments on the actual recipe as I'm not familiar with the beer.
      
      Maybe copy the Recipe Report to your first post so lazy buggers can check your recipe without downloading the file :P.
      
      :luck:
      PP
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      PistolPatch
      12 years ago
   2. BIAB#2 - Witbier

      by jdeiro, 12 years ago in BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members

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      Hello, y'all!
      
      My first BIAB went pretty smoothly and I've perfectly reached the target OG. I've had some trouble with fermenting, but it seems to be going okay (it does tastest delicious!), just a few more days to go and bottle it up.
      
      Anyway, I'm already planning my next batch and, due to family demand, I'll be making a Witbier.
      
      I've attached the BIABacus to the topic and I'd appreciate if you experts could evaluate my recipe. It's supposed to be pretty simple. The Centennial hops are only...

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      Well, I'm part of a brazilian community of homebrewers and they say those steps are really important when brewing wheat beer.
      
      However, I've never seen thhose steps applied to BIAB brewing, and that's why I brought it up here.
      
      Do you guys feel that I really need to use them? It will be hard enough for me to do that, since I still brew on my kitchen stove, but I think that it's possible.
      
      Anyway, I've actually made the recipe from scratch, based on other witbier recipes I've seen around. Do...
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      jdeiro
      12 years ago

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