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Post #2077 made 14 years ago
by joshua
Good Day RedShift76, welcome. Let us know if you need some information, and we can show you how!
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Post #2078 made 14 years ago
by brokendiet
Hi,

I'm Phil from NW UK, came across this site being referred to on many other forums. I started brewing last year doing kits and am looking to giving BIAB a go. I can see this is the place to be to help guide me through my first steps doing BIAB :)

Cheers
Phil

Post #2080 made 14 years ago
by enuun
Hi everyone.

I am Ganges from Singapore. I have been brewing for about 2 years now but mostly kits and extracts. Everything is imported where I am so the cost is horrendous. Recently a 10Gal or 53l brew pot with all the fittings came into the used market and I snapped it up. So here I am waiting for my grains to arrive to do my first BIAB batch.

Post #2081 made 14 years ago
by pnj
Hi! Long time reader, first time poster!! :D

Finding this thread was a pain. I almost wasn't able to be a particapating member because, well, I must be a dummy cause I couldn't find this thread.....

I've been brewing for 15 years, off and on. The last few years I've been doing AG. I did my first two BIAB brews this week and I really really happy with them. I think I cleaned my mas tun for the last time.

I sewed up a biab bag yesterday but my first two biab's I used a paint strainer. I used a 7.5 gallon kettle for a five gallon batch.
I'm trying to figure out a good way to use my keggle so I hope to get some great feedback from the biab pros.

I'm in the 'States, I love beer, bicycles, burritos, etc... ;)

Post #2082 made 14 years ago
by joshua
Good Day PNJ, welcome to the site!, Great to hear you BIAB! 5gal. beer in a 7.5gal pot is not too tough, a sparge, or two and you could have good Original Gravity.
Look over the site and if you have questions, we should be able to answer.
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Post #2084 made 14 years ago
by joshua
Good Day JCObrew, Welcome. Look around the site, and let us know if you have any questions.
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Post #2085 made 14 years ago
by lboy27282
I am in PA, USA. Am a cider maker, but have made a few batches of beer along the way as I have the equipment and the interest. I stumbled upon BIAB just before making any investment in traditional mashing equipment (just in time, so to speak). Best regards, Lee.

Post #2086 made 14 years ago
by joshua
Good Day Lee(lboy27282), Welcome Aboard, You are very lucky, many of us have a couple of Mash tuns that are now Coolers(Eskey). I hope you find BIAB the best way to brew.
Look around the Site and check out the Master Guide http://www.biabrewer.info/viewforum.php?f=25 and look over the Commentary, And ask any questions you have, and we can answer.
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Post #2087 made 14 years ago
by greyghost
New here, been extract brewing for a couple years. Have decided to give the BIAB a try. I didn't want to go to all grain till I found out about BIAB. Sounds like fun and I can use the equipment I all ready have.
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Post #2088 made 14 years ago
by misterthews
Hi guys,

Just wanted to stop by and say hello. Im pretty new to brewing, but have a couple batches under my belt. I came across this site while doing research on brewing. I wanted to get away from extract kits and take my try at BIAB so hopefully you will all be able to help me out and point me in the right direction.

Post #2089 made 14 years ago
by joshua
Good Day GreyGhost, Welcome to the site!, BIAB is the Way to go All-Grain, with only a Kettle, a bag and a heatsource.
Post any Questions you have, and we can help.
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Post #2091 made 14 years ago
by Allen
Hello people! New guy from cold and snowy Norway. I´m looking into home brewing, and found this site by way of google. It looks like a really nice place to learn and grow. Hope to get started with my first brew soon, thanks to the guides here. Two kids 1&3 years and a working wife will tap on my brewing time tho, so quick and simple brewing methods is my way to go at it. See you around!

Post #2092 made 14 years ago
by AAIndigo
Hi all,
This is my first post here.
My name is Archie and I'm from Franklin Ma, USA.
I'm new to brewing (3 extract brews under my belt)but I'm hooked to home brewing for sure :thumbs:
I found this site while on HomeBrewTalk.com. I am interested in getting into AG brewing but found myself a bit intimidated by the process. There was a link to this site in a BIAB thread and It seems this is a great way for me to get my feet wet.

Thanks to all who have provided the info in this site

Archie

Post #2093 made 14 years ago
by joshua
Good Day Allen, Welcome to our site! BIAB is the easist way to brew, Look around, and see all there is known about BIAB.
If you have questions, Post, and we can help.
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Post #2094 made 14 years ago
by Yeasty
Welcome AAIndigo.
AAIndigo wrote: I am interested in getting into AG brewing but found myself a bit intimidated by the process
Relax AA your worries are ove,r BIAB is the way to go. 1 pot 1 bag and a heat source is all you need. The rest you will have already for your extract brewing.

If your stuck just ask...

:luck:


Yeasty
Last edited by Yeasty on 27 Jan 2012, 07:29, edited 13 times in total.
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Post #2096 made 14 years ago
by OZGJ
Hi all,
I have been brewing kits for several years and I'm going to start using the BIAB methods.

This site looks great will all the information a newbie like me could ever need.

Cheers
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Post #2097 made 14 years ago
by joshua
Good Day OZGJ, Welcome! Great to know, your going to go, BIAB, the best way to brew All-Grain there is.
Look over the site, and get all the information on BIAB there is.
Post any question, or Comments, and we will help you.
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Post #2098 made 14 years ago
by dvaad
Hi all!

I'm from North Carolina USA, heard about BIAB from many podcasts, great looking site, I'm up to brew number 12 (extract + steep), and I am fully employed.

I want to get away from extract and that is how I found BIAB.
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