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Brenden S

Re: My First Post! - Post here to become Fully Registered

Thanks to Google, I have come across this site. I am about to do my first BIAB this week and I am looking forward to it. I have just done extract brewing so far and looking forward to the all grain step.

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Re: Scaling a recipe using BI…

We normally recommend the 90-minute boil, for certain reasons... But I do not see it as a “hard and fast” rule. In this

Scott, 3 hours ago

Re: Scaling a recipe using BI…

If your strainer for the hops allows sufficient flow for the boiling wort to circulate through, then call it a hopsack a

ShorePoints, 2 days ago

Re: Scaling a recipe using BI…

Wow, taking me to school! This is fantastic stuff, thank you so much for the detailed reply! Going to spend more time re

brew.noob, 3 days ago

Re: Scaling a recipe using BI…

brew.newb - pretty good start on filling out the BIABacus :clap: The first tings I noticed are in red at the top abov

ShorePoints, 3 days ago

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