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1. Typical Brew Day

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   First post by seniletoo, 5 years ago

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   Brewing an ESB with a new controller. It replaces my BIAB controller and will power my new 3-vessel system when it’s complete. No worries, I’m not giving up BIAB brewing, just upsizing for the occasional 10 gallon batch and beers with big grain bills. B555CC58-E2F5-4BF4-AB8B-C8DBB85E64D6.jpeg B555CC58-E2F5-4BF4-AB8B-C8DBB85E64D6.jpeg 4AD852A2-94B9-4427-9E2D-3E1AAECE9D9B.jpeg 44EA37FA-B306-4CC6-81C0-D442E5F828FB.jpeg 60F9B75E-5B78-488A-A0E0-C9671D4502D4.jpeg

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   Hello seniletoo ,
   
   Looks like nobody responded to your post... Mighty clear looking ESB. Looks good.
   
   Certainly you can get as automated as you want to. There are lots of ways to brew good beer. I have a 16 gallon Bayou Classic kettle and normally maximize my system and brew as much as possible. I can normally get around 8 gallons or so of finished beer, depending on gravity... (Normally I'm brewing beer with an OG of approximately 1.050 or so). Corny kegs only fit 5 gallons in them, but I...
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2. First BIAB Attempt with Pics - Oh no! My chiller leaked into the wort!

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   First post by fowlfeatherbrew, 6 years ago

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   After spending some time familiarizing myself with this wonderful forum and BIABacus, I decided to attempt NRB's All Amarillo APA .
   
   Using blankets kept the mash temperature within 2 degrees of target. I only had to put the flame on once. My equipment includes a 15 gallon (58L) Brew Built kettle and a Dark Star 2.0 propane burner with manual flow controller.
   
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   I used a long spoon to stir the grains.
   
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   It was only 15F (-9C) outside. A very cold November...

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   :thumbs: :champ: :drink: :party: Hooray! And thanks for the happy ending.
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3. My first brew ever - a mini-BIAB All Amarillo APA

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   First post by okram, 8 years ago

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   Warning: this is going to be a long post, with pictures - hopefully it will encourage beginners like myself, and entertain the old hands.
   
   I was always interested in making my own beer, but the start appeared to be expensive and complicated, so I never really tried. Recently, I have stumbled upon the BIAB method, found this forum, and learned here about the mini-BIAB approach . This was it! I had nearly everything at hand, even a 19.5 L stainless steel pot which my wife is using for cooking...

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   :lol: okram . Great stuff, happy new year and good on you ;).
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4. Second BIAB - fingers crossed!!

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   First post by Leroy Brown, 8 years ago

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   I finally managed to get my second brew on using the MaxiBIAB technique (which is easily searchable via the internet). My first attempt was 18 months ago and I wasn't 100% happy with the results - I've since found out my hydrometer was reading high and that the brew was a bit thin probably due to a lower-than-intended mash temp. This time I was determined to get it right. Recipe... (am I allowed to link to Brewgr??) - still working on a name but I'm in to darts so somethng along that line (Big...

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   Quick post - I need to collate photos and stuff if I'm going to start a new thread (although don't want to hijack the whole site!!)
   
   Went pretty well today - the new boiler was excellent and easily worth the money. It was able to maintain a good rolling boil with 26 litres in and wasn't even on max on the dial. The tap on the side locks open as well which is great for transfer of the wort into the FV. Additional use of a hopsock meant that no trub or hop debris was transferred. The only issue...
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5. I feel like I'm getting there....slowly, but surely.

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   First post by Muggy Dawson, 8 years ago

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   I've been steadily brewing since my last visits to here. Still not as refined and as scientifically accurate as I should be, but 9/10 of my brews (over 30 total now) have been lovely drinking.
   Couple of classic mistakes;
   -Milling my main malt of the bill, then measuring out my specialities without milling and chucking them straight in,
   -Forgetting the entire hops schedule until the last 5mins of the boil,
   -Hydrating a lager yeast and an Ale yeast at the same time on the same bench and using...

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   Hey Muggy
   
   I actually cringed aloud (if that's a thing) when I read you missed a whole hop schedule and only realised with 5 x mins to go! ouch!
   
   Doing side by side batches and throwing the wrong things in is a bummer. My outmeal stout become an FWHopped American Stout one day because of that
   
   Anyway hope you're enjoying your creations
   
   cheers
   Nick
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6. First BIAB attempt

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   First post by abihuniak, 8 years ago

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   Hey all you BIABers!
   
   Earlier this week I attempted my first home brew using BIAB, and it was a whole lot of fun! This was my first round of brewing by myself, and although was challenging at some points, I had a blast!
   
   I chose to make a wheat beer for my first go around for a few reasons (1. Its one of my favorite styles of beer and 2. the recommended fermentation temperature for wheat beer fit into the range of my basement temp).
   
   I had found a basic recipe online that would yield about 5...

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   Good on you abi and congrats on your maiden voyage :champ:
   
   I think you will have a good beer, it will just be a bit lower in alcohol than you expected (say 3.9% versus 4.5%). This is no problem at all.
   
   Here's a few general notes for you...
   
   Measuring - A stainless steel ruler makes measuring wort volume quite easy. If you are positive your kettle is level, you can take your depth or headspace measurements on the side. If not, take them in the centre.
   
   Rice Hulls - These aren't necessary for...
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7. Be careful what you wish for

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   First post by Streamer, 8 years ago

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   I've been swallowed up in a project for the past few months and finally finished a few days ago. My neighbor is moving and gave me a conical fermenter, a SS 60L brew pot with outlet valve and a thermometer, and a 14 propane burner, along with some other stuff. I was itching to make a run at brewing with this new equipment and as my wife is out of town for a week, determined today would be the day. I decided not to attempt to use the conical fermenter for a lot of reasons. I may some day but not...

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   Well, I did go for it and bottled a few weeks ago. I didn't rack into a secondary. I let the beer sit on all the trub for about 3 weeks while fermentation finished, then bottled. The beer conditioned in the bottle for 3 weeks and then I cracked a bottle. The result was a nicely bittered beer, with no grass or hay taste, at least on my pallet. Overall I'm pretty pleased. The final results confirm - again - what so many brewers on this site have stated previously; it's beer, so once it's in the...
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8. First Biab, was fun, but had a few hitches

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   First post by Clackers, 8 years ago

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   Got a sudden day off yesterday, so I decided just to go in and and give it a go. Even not understanding everything.
   Was good to see how I`d go. Highlighted a few problems to iron out. Overall I am quite happy and at the end of the day
   I am sure it will be better than the kits I was making.
   
   Any feedback will be great.
   
   Recipe was from BCS. American pale ale.
   
   I didn`t have all the hops so I just used cascade and centennial.
   I balls up the hop additions. Thinking about a different recipe, at...

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   Don`t how many of you guys have read this thread, (its worth reading) but I`ve been yeast harvesting because well liquid yeast is pricey.
   Anyway this is just a follow on. I have now harvest the yeast three times and each beer I thought was perfectly fine, and wouldn`t hesitate
   in doing three times with the one type of yeast. BUT I am still very much a novice, and I brewed the same beer- each time
   I make tweaks to my methods and equipment. And my taste buds are probably not as tuned as my...
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9. First BIAB Batch

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   First post by Goonoli, 8 years ago

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   I have only ever brewed 2 can kits and have always been slightly disappointed. The brew would be OK for my consumption but I would never offer a bottle to anyone else because deep down I knew that it wasn't up to standard. This is what has lead me to go all grain, I have never tried an all grain home brew before but it has got to be better than the kits. So after a number of weeks ordering bits and pieces online and asking for kit for my birthday it is now brew day. The tools made available on...

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   Here are the pics from yesterday. Looking at the beers today it seems to have got darker. Not sure why, any suggestions?
   
   Yep mate don't take beer darkness in the fermenter seriously. Your yeast and time will change the beer a lot. You'll be amazed how what you siphon out will look a lot lighter. If you pour a pint and it's a heck of a lot darker than you were expecting then it'll be time to check your recipe but I'm betting that won't happen
   
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10. Familiarity breeds contempt

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    First post by Primavera, 8 years ago

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    So..
    
    A couple of weeks ago, I decided to brew another batch of IPL.
    
    The first batch came out pretty good and I saved enough yeast slurry for a healthy starter.
    
    I also had a ton of things to do around the house so, once I mashed in, I started on my chores. Stirred at 30-minute intervals and paid no attention to the process.
    
    Got the boil going and proceeded back to work. Sometime into the boil (was it 90 minutes? 60? 45?) I had no idea and panicked because I hadn't even thought about hops....

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    hilarious. Even when my brain is barely functioning I'm still managing to make note of the start of the boil AND set my smart phone stop watch so 30 x batches hasn't made me too familiar yet.
    
    I liked your 'dump in a tonne of hops' plan
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11. Rolling with the punches on a double batch

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    First post by Inconceivable, 8 years ago

    

    So on my second double batch day I'd attempted I was a bit disorganised and short of sleep after recovering from illness.
    
    Here are all the .. ahem.. challenges I confronted.
    
    1 On the night before brew morning I was filling my kettles and was eyeing the sealed bags of grain from the LHBS. One should have been bigger than the other as one batch was for 26L and the other only 13L yet they looked bloody similar. I checked my Biabacus files vs the LHBS receipt and to my horror found I'd ordered...
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12. BIAB Kolsch Pictorial essay

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    First post by JerryCraft, 8 years ago

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    I had a post a couple years back, and people liked the pictorial. I have updated my website and the previous link was no longer functioning.
    So I am posting my BIAB pictorial, and the updated link.
    It is a Kolsch from scratch. Enjoy:
    
    I also edited the older post to have the new link.
    Sorry if anyone could not find it...
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    Yes,
    The pool filter has a diversion valve to use to empty the pool a bit after it rains, or to lower the water level for servicing. That has a standard hose valve and bib on it.
    So while pool filter is running, you can use that hose bib just like a garden hose, only drawing water from the pool.
    Then the water routed through the copper cooling coil is rerouted back into the pool instead of down the drain or into the street. ;)
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13. DAD GUMMIT !!!! Just keeping it clean

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    First post by jhough, 8 years ago

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    Sat, went to local brew store ,crushed my grains and got everything needed . Sunday grabbed my RO . Daughter had volleyball practice Monday at 8 am so I can get my mash going, pick her up , mash would finish 30 minutes later.. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: Pulled everything out , WHOOPS ...........No gypsum , no calcium chloride , just epsom salts... Using RO water .OF COURSE, all the home brewing stores in my area (6) are closed on Monday.. Tuesday was annual dad / daughter fishing day with...

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    Richard....5 daughters ....#4 at FSU ... YEP we were rabbits , even in our 40's... :lol: :lol: :lol:
    Scott... yep all those days I thought were over are now coming around again with a different daughter. UCF is actually a good school...not terribly far from me. I'm a mechanic so if they need help , let me know. Usually have everything on hand , but went braindead and did not be anal like normal & triple check to make sure.. Dad/daughter fishing was fantastic though.
    
    Brew day got worse as it...
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14. First BIAB with my bros

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    First post by Brew Bro Kev, 8 years ago

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    Hello brewers all over the world,
    
    Just writing about my first experience with BIAB. I have been brewing with friends (Brew Bros Charlie and Darran) for 3 years and 13 brews. We have gone from kits from a very dodgy (and sadly now closed) shop (it was like something out of Royston Vasey) to brewing extract and partial mashing. However after attending a local homebrew club and seeing the quality of their all grain brews it was time to take it to the next level.
    
    We used the BIABacus and All...

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    Nice post Brew-Bro-Kev
    
    Sugar doesn't leave the kettle during boil (unless you spill it) so you may have had a weaker wort, but more of it. Would need volume info to work that out though.
    
    It is very international here so I don't think the Royston Vasey reference would mean much :)
    Just don't ask for the special :lol:
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15. First attemp at BIAB

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    First post by Ronix81, 8 years ago

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    I've been brewing nothing but fwk's for the past two years and the thought of going to All Grain seemed to daunting not only from the time perspective but also the equipment. Then I started reading more and more about biab and figured a alreadybhad everything I needed bar the keg to make a keggle. After a quick search I came across an old powers brewing 40 litre last week and it was job on. I set about making a pretty primitive keggle but like I said I already had the rest of the gear so worst...

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    Thanks for more great advice. I thought after the fact it may have been a little high temp wise and from more reading I've realised it wasn't doing the brew any favours. I've bought a thermometer to fit to the keggle to try get a better idea of steep temps. I did stir/agitate it during the 60mins and also checked the temp several times and it seemed to be around 68 so thought I was on the right path. As for the pic, it was only a sample and can't wait to try it in 7 days to see how it is,...
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16. second batch on new system

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    First post by Jamato, 8 years ago

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    ok, I am new to BIAB, been along time 3 vessel, but when designing my new tower I embraced BIAB
    
    here is the problem, I missed my OG goal by >006 points, five gallon batch, that with a 5.2 ph
    
    using 9 pounds of 2 row, and 2 pounds of rye malt, I expected a 1.056 after boil gravity
    
    I mashed at 122 for 15, then t0 150 for 60
    
    ok it is a blonde rye for summer lawn mower days drinking, I lifted the bag, sparged and then did a good squeeze
    
    but still left >006 in the grain bag. 2 points I can live...

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    Yep, if your kettle isn't large enough to full-volume mash then you will have to sparge or top up the kettle pre-boil*. Your kettle wasn't large enough so, it wasn't your decision to sparge that worried me, it was your decision to sparge until your Volume into Boil matched the BIABacus estimate in Section K.
    
    While we don't have your pre brew day BIABacus, I'm pretty sure that you either didn't fill out Section W before brew day or, if you did, then you did not use the same volume of water that...
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17. Whoops, screwed the pooch..Big Time

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    First post by gvhorwitz, 8 years ago

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    I just finished a almost perfect brew day. Three gallon biab kit from Northern Brewer, (Oatmeal Cookie Brown Ale). (Almost the last of these kits. Very soon, I'll only use the recipes from Brewing Classic Styles, as Scott had recommended several times).
    
    After I had done my mash by the book, hovering around the kettle, I realized that my thermometer was flaky and had been reporting that the mash was 10 degrees (Farenheit) hotter than it really was, therefore, it was 10 degrees cooler than it...

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    I love it......Nottingham is scary.........
    I have used it, but prefer London for my English ales
    that said, I have a friend (?) on the street over who loves Nottingham, but he watches real close and kills fermentation when it hits his goal. I have asked him why and he likes quick fermentation, is retired so he his time to watch his beer closely and loves the esters of Nottingham. As long as he keeps under watch he can kill it when he hits the level he wants
    bit to much work for me when I get...
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18. First BIAB SMaSH

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    First post by jeremy35, 8 years ago

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    I've assisted friends during their brews...and thought it was time to do my own. This was my first solo and thought BIAB was the way to go!
    
    Ended up doing two batches of 5G (19L). It was a blast!
    
    The plan for each batch (attached the xls also Batch A1 - SMaSH 5G.xls ):
    
    1.058 OG
    12.5lbs of Great Western Malt - 90 min mash at 150.8 (66C) (split a 1/2 bag so 12.5lbs vs 12lbs)
    0.5oz (14.2g) Citra @60min
    1oz (28.4g) Citra @20min
    0.5oz (14.2g) Citra @5min
    1.0oz (28.4g) Citra @ flameout
    
    Since this...

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    Thanks!
    
    Good question on the pulley. I did buy one just in case. But I found this tray in the BBQ section of Home Depot. It fit perfectly. The handles and corners act as support. It still was a bit of a lift, but not that bad.
    
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19. Bloody Bottling Day

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    First post by xfumbler, 8 years ago

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    Well this brew isn't going to be as I desired, but it will be what it will be and I can accept that. I was trying for a Kolsch but my mash temps got out of control while I was out refilling the propane tank. I ended up at a FG of 1.022 as opposed to 1.011. Ouch. But that's not the end of it. While bottling my 47 46 bottles of beer (I still haven't started kegging yet... though I might start soon) one bottle shattered as I was capping it with my bench capper. I now have two bandaids on my right...

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    Embrace the bottling, caress and love your bottles and they shall love you back.
    Slow down and enjoy.
    
    Some more name suggestions;
    - Bottle Shank Kolsch,
    - Shatter Mash,
    - Prosthetic Kolsch.
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20. Bejkee's Balcony Brewing Blog

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    First post by bejkee, 9 years ago

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    Hello and hope everyone had a merry christmas.
    
    I'm starting a new topic to keep track of my brewing efforts, since the first one had a rather unoriginal title and first brew day story isn't really what it's about anymore. So, right now I'm wrapping up the brew day for my special after-wedding (my own) bohemian pilsner. I'm calling it Svatý Václav - Svátebný Ležák 12° . Translated to English, this would mean Saint Venceslas - Wedding Lager . And it is supposed to be 12 plato, like a proper...

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    Speak of the weather...
    
    When I started this brew, it was a very sunny and calm day. Beautiful and warm, spring was in the air. Heating the strike water was extremely quick and I almost overshot it. Then the mash was uneventful, although I had a bit of a harder time than usual when I was squeezing the bag. But when I started with the boil, of course an annoyingly strong wind came out of nowhere. It was messing with my burner left and right, but with the patented impromptu wind shelter (made of...
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21. 2nd Brew - still some issues

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    First post by Tomas, 9 years ago

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    Brewed Jamil's Ruabeoir Irish Red yesterday, which was my 2nd BIAB brew.  Day went well, but I missed my gravity targets both GIB and GAW.  I lost 10F @ 70 min into the mash & refired the kettle to bring the temp back up.  I want to find a better way of insulating the kettle during mash to reduce the temp loss.  Attached is the BIABacus file BIABacus - Ruabeoir Irish Red scaled to zman kettle.xls  for review and any insight into why I am undershooting the gravity.  I did not adjust the gravity...

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    I agitate really well with potato masher when first mashing in
    
    wrap with old sleeping bag.
    
    I use a paint stirrer which looks much like an oversized potato masher, it works brilliantly and the length is spot on for my urn depth, however my search continues for a Stainless steel version.
    
    +1 on the sleeping bag. I've never had an problems with using one and only lose about 1dC over a 60-70min mash. Plus when I go camping I get to enjoy to aroma as I drift off to sleep. :thumbs:
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22. "Don't worry about the mule, just load the wagon." Brew Log.

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    First post by Rick, 10 years ago

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    I finally had my first brew day at the new house. 10 gallons (VIF) of 1.063 porter and 11g (VIF) of 1.044 session IPA, nailed both numbers on the dot. Thanks again BIABacus (and Ward Labs).
    
    Here is the detached garage/barn that is now my brewery .
    
    I don't have it pictured, but there is a huge exhaust fan on the wall. The previous owner used this particular garage bay as a paint booth for cars. If my camera panned up, it would be right behind the kettles on the wall. It's a serious fan,...

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    I'm gearing up for another brew day very soon, probably within a month or so. The past 2 months have been very puppy-centric ... so no brewing for me at all. I have also been kayak shopping for an upcoming trip. Work travel before that as well. Hard to believe it has almost been 6 months since my last brew day.
    
    I'll have lots of help, so I'm going to run 4 kettles ... all with a basic APA/IPA recipe. (It could be easily called either, but it fills the APA slot in my lineup).
    
    Variations will...
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23. UnNamed Stout brewday (inc Pics)

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    First post by toyhouse, 9 years ago

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    I thought I’d share the story of my first AG brewday, I’ve made some kits and several partial mashes topped up with extract before but this is my first fully all grain brew.
    Firstly thanks to Mad Scientist and Shorepoints for their help with the recipe -
    Not sure biabacus exactly reflects my methods are processes but I’ll attach it at the bottom for information and feedback.
    I should point out to start with that my equipment’s not massive (no that’s not a euphemism), so I’m doing my take...

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    I did read the link you gave to mini-BIAB above and it looks like you mostly followed that procedure. :salute: There are some volume discrepancies between your BIABacus file and post but you measured the Specific Gravity at 1.070 as your OG so things worked out well enough.  You will get beer after waiting through fermenting and conditioning times. Please post again later and let us know how it turns out. :luck: 
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24. First brew day story

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    First post by bejkee, 10 years ago

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    Hello,
    
    thought I'd share my first ever brew day here. And it was a BIAB as well, surprise...
    Anyway, here's how it went. I selected one of the simplest recipes from Brewing classic styles - the ordinary bitter. The original intent was to brew on my stovetop on a new 30 cm kettle that I scored on a sale, so that I could keep equipment expenses minimal, while I got my bearings around the brewing process.
    As with many good intentions...
    It turned out the ceramic electric stovetop in my flat is...

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    Head over to my Bejkee's balcony brewing blog, for a nice dose of alliteration and additional brewing adventures.
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25. 1st Brew result

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    First post by Tomas, 9 years ago

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    Brewed NRB's All Amarillo on 1/3, kegged on 1/16 and pulled the first pint today. As noted in an earlier post, I'm not confident on my pre-boil and post boil gravity measurements, but it's drinkable with good aroma. It's still settling out after adding gelatin yesterday & not fully carb'd.
    
    Planning on brew #2 next wk, weather permitting. Irish Red.
    
    Cheers.

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    A picture is worth a thousand words - looks tasty!   :thumbs:
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