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I see, so it's all down to trial and error (and note taking) - all the more reason to brew more beer!

Thanks for the reply,

Forum: Intermediate Brewing
Topic: BIABacus adjusting for mash temp
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BIABacus adjusting for mash temp

Hi guys, Playing around with a new recipe on the BIABacus I notice that the ABV and FG values don't update when I change the mash temperature. I've been researching brewing mash temperatures and it's my understanding that by mashing at 70C (158F) I'll be left with a fuller beer with more unfermentab...

Forum: Intermediate Brewing
Topic: BIABacus adjusting for mash temp
Replies: 3
Views: 6006
10 years ago
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Thanks Steve. I've been looking for a nice Kolsch recipe - good to have it in the spreadsheet, all ready to go!

Forum: BIAB Recipes
Topic: Kolsch - LloydieP's Krispy Kolsch (Adjusted)
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Views: 30838
10 years ago
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Thanks Dave - I normally follow the 90/90 min mash/boil routine but just copied it directly in here. You're right though - I'll update those figures on the spreadsheet. Interesting that you lift the bag out to heat the water for the mash-out. I've always just raised the temp with the bag in the pot ...

Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
Topic: Use this thread to convert recipes to suit your equipment...
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11 years ago
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Hi guys. I'm hoping you can help me out converting a recipe to the BIABacus. I'm trying to convert the Left Hand Milk Stout clone found here: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f68/left-ha" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ... ne-139820/ So far I think I've got most of the info into the BIABac...

Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
Topic: Use this thread to convert recipes to suit your equipment...
Replies: 2350
Views: 1964561
11 years ago
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Thanks guys - can't wait to try it out!

Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
Topic: Oops - double the hops
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Views: 18878
11 years ago
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When the beer is finally perfect you will discover you have none left! You have to brew again! :idiot: I fear that point has already been reached :salute: My bright idea was to make small batches so that I'd have more oportunities to brew/learn. The downside as I have learned is erm....less beer. I...

Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
Topic: Oops - double the hops
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Views: 18878
11 years ago
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Hey guys, Just an update to say the Double Hop Amarillo APA turned out fantastic. I've never tried with the correct amount of hops, but I reckon the hop balance was just right - in fact when I try it again (and I will be trying it again!) I'd like to try my hand at dry hopping to up the aromas a bit...

Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
Topic: Oops - double the hops
Replies: 20
Views: 18878
11 years ago
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Thanks chaps. I'm really looking forward to trying it.

Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
Topic: Oops - double the hops
Replies: 20
Views: 18878
11 years ago
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Oops - double the hops

Hi guys, I brewed my first batch using the BIABacus & the Amarillo APA recipe. It went really well and is bubbling away in the cupboard as I speak. Thanks for all the hard work you guys put into those! However, I've just noticed that I accidentally used double the amount of hops suggested by the BIA...

Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
Topic: Oops - double the hops
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Views: 18878
11 years ago
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Hi All, I've been lurking for quite a while, so I guess coming up to my first brew I should do the decent thing and say hello :) I'm living in Amsterdam and am really looking forward to my first proper biab. I've done a couple of extract brews before, but it's a bit like making bread from a bread mi...

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