First BIAB
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First BIAB
The boil just started.
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Re: First BIAB
Awesome, what’s the beer?
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Re: First BIAB
You boil in the bag?!
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Re: First BIAB
Don't think so Guy, looked a nice mash with a made to measure insulating cover. Imagine the posting was done as the boil started.
Looking good.
Without patience, life becomes difficult and the sooner it's finished, the better.
Re: First BIAB
+1 Eric.
Insulated bags are really good. Cut down sleeping bags are excellent. Super for mashing and fermenting but not boiling. You need boilover proof lid for that.
Insulated bags are really good. Cut down sleeping bags are excellent. Super for mashing and fermenting but not boiling. You need boilover proof lid for that.
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Re: First BIAB
Stout. I ended up with 3.25 gallons at 1.055 in the F V.
Only used four ounces of oatmeal.
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Eric
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Re: First BIAB
Typical of Nottingham. Did you mash and boil for just 30 minutes?
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Re: First BIAB
Rookie,
When you say `First BIAB`, do you mean first one in your new house,
or first one ever, or both?
Good Luck with your Brew!
WA
When you say `First BIAB`, do you mean first one in your new house,
or first one ever, or both?
Good Luck with your Brew!
WA
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Re: First BIAB
First ever. I'm wanting to have the option of brewing all-grain without having to buy a mashtun or other additional equipment.
I'm just here for the beer.
Re: First BIAB
Welcome Rookie.
You can do all grain brewing without much stuff.
Buckets and Bowls work. As do cooler boxes. And plastic fermenters. Don't let anyone tell you you must have a stainless megastructure.
You will find your own way. You may also find a "house beer" recipe that you can perfect.
Better and easier beer will however create a little voice in your head
Guitarists call is GAS (guitar acquisition syndrome) ... Round here I don't know... "More shiney" perhaps... brewers seem to have magpie tendancies.
The beer you like to drink will have a large influence.
You can do all grain brewing without much stuff.
Buckets and Bowls work. As do cooler boxes. And plastic fermenters. Don't let anyone tell you you must have a stainless megastructure.
You will find your own way. You may also find a "house beer" recipe that you can perfect.
Better and easier beer will however create a little voice in your head
Guitarists call is GAS (guitar acquisition syndrome) ... Round here I don't know... "More shiney" perhaps... brewers seem to have magpie tendancies.The beer you like to drink will have a large influence.
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Re: First BIAB
Turned out good.
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