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For instance, I highly prefer Homebrewdad’s yeast starter calculator to the one included in Beersmith. Personally, I’ve been using Beersmith for around 5 years now, and in that time I’ve often found the need to do things outside of the program.
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- Help for Draft, Craft and Gold Members.- The Site is Under Major Reconstruction so.X for investigation purposes, so you may want to add that back in. But, considering the left side is matching the original recipe, it's one more piece of evidence that 5.5G VAW is likely accurate. Getting better efficiency means this will change, scaling will change it further. One trend I have noticed about BS recipes, is I always see it using Tinseth as we do.Ĩ.3 SRM also checks out for the original bill. I also adjusted hops to the recipe given, and 20.5 IBU is closer to the listed 22.4 IBU as well. but I'm pretty sure this would be proper for your base file. You can increase this, and then hold back water as needed. Desired VIF was lowered by me just to show how I'm translating the recipe you posted. The end of boil volume of 5.72G would be correct in this case due to the heat expansion. Hmm, I'm thinking "5.5G batch size" means VAW. If it still matters, here is the transcribed recipe from Beersmith.ĩ lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain 1 76.6 %ġ lbs Biscuit Malt (23.0 SRM) Grain 2 8.5 %ġ lbs Honey Malt (25.0 SRM) Grain 3 8.5 %ġ2.0 oz Corn, Flaked (1.3 SRM) Grain 4 6.4 %Ġ.50 oz Cascade - Boil 60.0 min Hop 5 14.0 IBUsĠ.50 oz Cascade - Boil 20.0 min Hop 6 8.5 IBUsġ.0 pkg Cream Ale Yeast Blend (White Labs #WLP080) Yeast 7. So your reply makes perfect sense to me and I appreciate you taking the time to check it out. My intention had been to enter that into the "Water added before boil" cell and when I had actually done that step (obviously on another copy of this recipe) I did notice that the grain bill increased. My BIABacus must have been confusing since I indicated in my post that I had already made the 3.785L entry into section W.but apparently I didn't. I do not sparge, so it would be "Before" or "During" the boil. I have been doing a lot of reading regarding the use of the BIABacus and feel that I am still not utilizing it to its fullest potential. Can I decrease this volume until I begin getting the " Mash volume approaches kettle limits" warning? Or can I take it as far as just before I get the " Mash volume exceeds kettle size" warning? Are the benefits/detriments to doing this? It has always been my understanding that the more water I can get in contact with the grain (less dilution) the better. I held back 1 US Gallon only because it is a round figure. In section W, is it more advantageous to add the water before the boil, during the boil, or to the fermentor? Which technique will give me the greatest benefit if any?Ĥ. This time, I want to get 5.5 US gallons VIF, so intend to hold back 3.785 L (1 US Gallon) in section W. For this reason, I downsized the VIF to 4.5 US Gallons in my 1st BIAB attempt at this recipe.
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I am limited to my Mash Volume due to the small size of my kettle. Comparing the Beersmith file with the BAIBacus, did I make the entries correctly on BIABacus?Ģ. (Note regarding the Beersmith file: Don't pay a lot of attention to the efficiencies recorded on the recipe.I didn't keep the best records back then and those numbers are not accurate.hope this doesn't make this harder than it should be)ġ. I will be happy to transcribe if need be. If I need to actually rewrite the Beersmith recipe manually so it can be viewed, please let me know. I am attaching the original Beersmith recipe (the last batch I brewed with my HERMS) and the BIABacus file I intend to use for my next batch. Now that I am starting to become more used to using the BIABacus, I am also coming up with more questions. I have also brewed it one time using BIAB with success as well. This is a recipe I have previously brewed in my 3-tier HERMS (Heat Exchanged Recirculating Mash System) several times with success. I am preparing my next BIAB brew (only my 4th BIAB).