Brewing With Total Confidence
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Hello fellow brewers, I am a fairly new to the Brewersfriend recipe builder, so any guidance is appreciated here for sure. I have noticed after...
I'm trying to adapt my new Christmas toy - a BeerMKR into the recipe builder. It's an interesting and clever device but it combines some brewing...
I would like to try this recipe from Baschbrew: https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/872225/tremens-clone but I use a simple picnic...
I've searched but haven't found anything on this. If there is not currently a way to do it, I'd like to see a way of creating different mash...
I have: A calibrated pH meter (reads accurate vs their calibration solutions) Recent water report from Ward Labs Since I've gotten my pH meter...
When going thru the brew steps the mash section includes 'mash at 151*', and 'add sparge at 178*' - however it doesn't show the appropriate temp...
Hey guys, A couple questions as I'm getting ready for brew day. I'm using the northern brewer megapot 8 gallon kettle for this recipe that I...
I’ll try to keep this as short and sweet as possible. For the last ten years of homebrewing I’ve been controlling the temperature of my strike...
I'm trying to adjust my mash water inputs on a recipe, and I'm getting some strange behavior just tabbing from one entry cell to another. My...
Any suggestions on how/when to utilize cereal to brew a 1 gallon batch? Local brewing club is having an event to use cereal to brew beer. I’m...
Is a mash out (raising mash to 168 deg F or 170 deg F) really necessary when brewing via BIAB technique (Brew In a Bag)? I worry about the risk...
All other things being equal, does mashing at a higher temperature (e.g., 160f/71c vs 145f/63c) result in a higher final gravity? And does this...
Hey BF Team, It would be awesome if the additions that I selected/tweaked in a linked Mash Chemistry page would push back into the recipe I was...
Hello fellos, I brewed 2 Belgian beers the other day. Towards me middle of the process I noticed the word talent a straining looking substance...
I gather from what I've read that a refractometer is essentially a replacement for a hydrometer, right? Just an alternate method of measuring...
