Hi everyone,
I'm from western new york, I've wanted to get into brewing for years now, and I finally got a brew kit for xmas this year. I have a few brews under my belt so far using extracts and I want to take the jump to all grain and figured BIAB was the way to go. I found this site searching for resources for BIAB and think that this site will go a long way in helping me pin down my style.
A little bit about me,
I am a masters student in mental health counseling, and have been working in group homes for about a year now. I still live with my parents so brew day can be a bit cluttered, I don't have much space to work with and our kitchen is small and a horrible set up so it is challenging for me to get everything together.

Hello all. I am a stay at home dad (former teacher) in Wyoming. I stumbled across this site from hbt looking for biab bag designs. I have been brewing extract and partial mash for 6 years. I finally have decided to move to all-grain (I'm not entirely giving up on extract brewing though). I have spent a lot of time researching all-grain techniques, and biab appeals to my kiss (keep it simple stupid) philosophy. I am looking forward to using this site as a tool to make better beer. Bottoms up!

Hey everyone, my name is Wayne. I'm from Tennessee, and have never tried BIAB before. I stumbled upon this site when looking for an easy to use biab calculator for my first attempt. Hopefully everything will work out there.

Hello, I'm looking forward to learning what this site has to offer. I've been brewing for a few years and did my first biab a few days ago. So much easier than other methods and can't wait to get my system more dialed in.

Hello. My name is Dan, and I'm from Missouri. I've only brewed from extract, but am ready to take the plunge into AG with BIAB. I've got a 60 qt pot and my wife is sewing my grain bag... can't wait to get started (after I read through this forum, of course)!

Bob is a big-fat-liar!!! He is very helpful.

Hi,

I have recently picked up BIAB after many many years on kits. I am now on to my 3rd BIAB and wanting to develop skills further by participating in this forum

Hello all. I live in Toowoomba and have been doing BIAB for about 18 months now. I spent 20 years doing kit and kilo mostly then discovered the knowledge online in forums not unlike this one which has made me progress to the great beers that BIAB does. I bought a 50lt pot after doing quite a few 19lt pot brews and haven't looked back. I also no-chill which is a godsend for me and I keg my beer and have temp control so can ferment all year round. I am a member of AHB and found this site thru that site.

Hello everyone,

New to homebrewing and new to BIAB. Quite familiar with beer tough.
Still collecting the bits and pieces to do my first BIAB. Hope to get the ingridients for the first batch during next week.

Well, this is obviously my first post and would like to say hello to all. I have been
home-brewing 11 years and all-grain 7 of those. I have done 5 biab brews and have been
converted to the method. I have since sold my old school 2 tier ss system and have
built a new biab tree, which I call the "Rat Rig". I continuously recirculate and use
a digital controller to automate temp control. So far, my effeminacy is between 68 to
70 percent with my crankenstein opened all the way up. I live in central Wisconsin (US)
and brew 12 to 18 batches a year. That is enough for now.

Hello from Uk cant wait to get started with BIAB,Boiler came yesterday while i was out so now got to get to Royal Mail before they loose it lol

Thanks for the nice welcome,already been having a good look round the site.cant wait to get started

Greetings everyone. My name is Michael and I am from Southern California, about an hour outside of Los Angeles. I'm a software engineer by trade. I have brewed 7-8 batches using extract and 1 batch all grain by borrowing a friends mash tun and kettle.

This website looks great, and I am hoping BIAB can ease me into doing all grain brewing without having to buy a whole bunch of new equipment. Thank you for reading, and see you on the forums!