Jhogan0101 Member Joined Oct 7, 2019 Messages 53 Reaction score 13 Points 8 Location Philadelphia Oct 16, 2019 #1 I found a great hefeweizen recipe for a 5 gal batch. If i want to make 10 gal, would i just double everything?
I found a great hefeweizen recipe for a 5 gal batch. If i want to make 10 gal, would i just double everything?
Ozarks Mountain Brewery Moderator Staff member Established Member Joined Nov 20, 2012 Messages 8,910 Reaction score 7,169 Points 113 Oct 16, 2019 #2 copy the recipe, edit then recipe tools scale
Nosybear Well-Known Member Joined Jul 16, 2012 Messages 10,254 Reaction score 8,367 Points 113 Oct 17, 2019 #3 To answer your question, yes, except for boil off water. That should stay more or less the same. But as mentioned, you can scale up using the tool.
To answer your question, yes, except for boil off water. That should stay more or less the same. But as mentioned, you can scale up using the tool.
Hawkbox Well-Known Member Established Member Joined Jul 27, 2017 Messages 4,754 Reaction score 4,658 Points 113 Oct 18, 2019 #4 I do it all the time, I have 42L and 21L batches depending what I am making cause I keg and 23L is a lot of wasted beer.
I do it all the time, I have 42L and 21L batches depending what I am making cause I keg and 23L is a lot of wasted beer.