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  1. Brewer #88351

    Converting the 'Avg. Perfect Northeast IPA'

    I'm converting the 'Avg. Perfect Northeast IPA (NEIPA)', so it's 1) metric , 2) BIAB, 3) scaled down in size for my equipment and 4) adapted for the efficiency I generally get. Here's the original: Avg. Perfect Northeast IPA (NEIPA) -...
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    First recipe - feedback please

    Hi, I've done about 15 brews, but this is the first recipe I've created from scratch. Before I go ahead with the following brew, I'd like to get thoughts on the following recipe: https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/976138/first-own-receipe Any suggestions or foreseeable...
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    Water treatment stages

    Hi there, I want to treat my water to bring the mash to the correct PH and I'm not exactly sure of the process for this. Am I supposed to put the acid in my mash water or sparge water (or both)? How do I input this into Brewers friend? Thanks JT
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    Why is the IBU coming out higher than expected?

    Thanks for the comments. Interestingly, when I update the time of the whirlpool it doesn't adjust the IBU calculation. This recipe is from brewdog's official book: https://6303ffd34a16b1ca5276-a9447b7dfa4ae38e337b359963d557c4.ssl.cf3.rackcdn.com/DIY%20DOG.pdf
  5. Brewer #88351

    Why is the IBU coming out higher than expected?

    Hi Guys, Learnt how to share my recipes! :) The link is: https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/460471/brewdog-punk-ipa-current-v1 Cheers, JT
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    Why is the IBU coming out higher than expected?

    Hi, I recently brewed the Brewdog Punk IPA clone from the diy dog book and found that the IBU calculations in Brewer's Friend come out a lot higher than Brewdog's stated value. Recipe: https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/460471/brewdog-punk-ipa-current-v1 My recipe calculates...
  7. Brewer #88351

    Understanding sugar kettle additions and efficiency calculations

    Hi, I am trying to understand why my efficiency looks so high. One suggestion put forward is that the addition of brewers sugar directly into the kettle has an affect the the efficiency calculations. Is this true and if so can I do anything to remedy my calculations? Thanks, JT Link to full...

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