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AG#1 First BIAB - First Time Blonde

Post #1 made 13 years ago
by djseaton
Well on Monday i decided to give me first BIAB brew a go.

Name:

First Time Blonde

Based on the Saltaire Blonde

Grain Bill

3.15 kg, Maris Otter
369g Torrified Wheat
198 g, CaraPils

SAAZ HOPS:
.23 g, 75 minutes remaining
23 g, 45 minutes remiaing
28 g, 5 minutes remaining, steep for 20-30 minutes before chilling

Mash at 66°C for 120 minutes
75 minute boil

Yeast: Safale S-04,
Ferment at 20°C

SG: 1044

I did get photos of each step of the process, but i can not find my memory card reader. Now ive missplaced the memory card :( :oops:

Here is the first set of hops boiling as i enjoy a kit bottle of John Bull Cider.
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My first BIAB was a success at this stage, I did however smash my hydrometer and knackered my digital thermometer.

Next brew us all weighted out, and ready to go.
Just need a new hydrometer and thermometer
Based on a Pendal Witch clone
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Last edited by djseaton on 14 Feb 2013, 17:54, edited 2 times in total.

Post #2 made 13 years ago
by mally
Congrats DJSeaton, well done!

Good luck with the Pendle Witch clone too (mine is nearing the end of fermentation now).
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Post #3 made 13 years ago
by djseaton
mally wrote:Congrats DJSeaton, well done!

Good luck with the Pendle Witch clone too (mine is nearing the end of fermentation now).

Cheers Mally,

You will have to let us know how it tastes :D
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Post #4 made 13 years ago
by PistolPatch
dj,

BIABrewer.info has, somehow, roped me into a very big project and this means I have to, a keep about a hundred things in my head here at once but you stick out. Did you see the post I wrote here to you? If not, can you read it and reply in that thread? Did it make sense?

My brain seems to always register unfinished business :P. I think that you and I have unfinished business in that thread. We do, don't we?

Much more importantly though is that this site is really all about education. It's not a 'normal' brewing site. There's probably two things I want to say...

1. This is just educational okay? The way you have published your recipe in your first post actually doesn't tell us much about the brew. We don't need to worry about this now and it's not important in this thread but the link above should help in future brews.

2. In another way, I really enjoy threads like yours. They show a willingness to just get in and do it.

Congrats on your first BIAB :thumbs:. Nice pics!.

:salute:
PP
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Post #5 made 13 years ago
by djseaton
PistolPatch wrote:dj,

BIABrewer.info has, somehow, roped me into a very big project and this means I have to, a keep about a hundred things in my head here at once but you stick out. Did you see the post I wrote here to you? If not, can you read it and reply in that thread? Did it make sense?

My brain seems to always register unfinished business :P. I think that you and I have unfinished business in that thread. We do, don't we?

Much more importantly though is that this site is really all about education. It's not a 'normal' brewing site. There's probably two things I want to say...

1. This is just educational okay? The way you have published your recipe in your first post actually doesn't tell us much about the brew. We don't need to worry about this now and it's not important in this thread but the link above should help in future brews.

2. In another way, I really enjoy threads like yours. They show a willingness to just get in and do it.

Congrats on your first BIAB :thumbs:. Nice pics!.

:salute:
PP
Hi Pistol,

Thank you for your responce, ive posted a reply in the other thread, i appriciate your advice, i really do! I followed a how to from the site to get me going, because i was like a kid at christmas, and could not wait! :thumbs:

I may move onto my second biab this evening, or early tomorrow morning. Ive now got the big and enjoy it much more than kit brewing.
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Post #6 made 13 years ago
by GuingesRock
djseaton wrote:... because i was like a kid at christmas, and could not wait! :thumbs:

I may move onto my second biab this evening, or early tomorrow morning. Ive now got the big and enjoy it much more than kit brewing.
djseaton, I love this quote!

It’s just like that! It’s a fantastic hobby isn't it...much more exciting than collecting stamps. There's a lot of scope for imagination too.

You’ll make great beer with all that enthusiasm.
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Guinges

Post #7 made 13 years ago
by PistolPatch
Totally agree GR!!!

dj, thanks for checking that post. Am feeling more up to date now :). Will reply there later in the day.

:luck: for No 2 :party:
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