I fully realize that there is variability in the lot to lot but I think its prudent to use the most conservative (or minimum) numbers published when determining PPG and ultimately formulating recipes. It is always better to air on the side of being conservative and ending up with a higher than...

Hi Brewers Friend Team -- I've been converting several of my recipes into Brewers Friend and I have noticed that the calculated original gravities seem to been off. After looking into it further, I noticed that the PPG for several base malts seem to be much higher than what I would expect so I...

Briess Pils is a good example. Its not that its rounded too high but that it doesn't show the decimal portion; the summary table shows it a 1L but the detail is 1.2L (which represents a 20% difference in color) ... I'm assuming its just a rounded value being displayed on the table as Best Pils...

Yes. Generally not a big deal with malts like Roasted Barley but for base malts like Pils and 2-Row... those decimals matter when making a light colored beer.

Hi Brewer's Friend Team -- I'm a long time user but a recent premium member. I'm psyched to find the table of fermentables which is incredibly useful in building recipes. However, I noticed that the Lovibond values on this table seem to be rounded and you really need to click into each item to...