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For my volumes, I use a spreadsheet I have written as I have found no brewing software does it easier than a spreadsheet. For example I use one to adjust recipes I get from other brewers whilst in another program I'll use some of it's calculators. You will find most experienced brewers use just parts of brewing software. These holes, and there are many of them, cause untold confusion amongst brewers sometimes even experienced ones. As a new brewer you would expect software to be correct. For example, in one program you can set your mash tun deadspace to equal 0 or 50 lts and it will still tell you to use the same amount of hot liquor. There are also many quite strange holes in software. These are 2 different things.Īs also mentioned above, brewing software is not great and the terminology is obscure. The 65% figure (or 68% is the average to date) as mentioned by mantis is the efficiency figure you should expect into your fermenter. For example, mash efficiency is about 80% give or take a few percent depending on when measured. Your questions are good ones and very hard to answer well although thanks to some of those already BIABing (including crundle above), I have a few spreadsheets of figures that can give you a fairly accurate place from which to start. Any feedback on this? ( I would rather waste some yield and have a clean figure to use to calculate how much grains to buy, than start sparging and now knowing how much to try to get out) Read somewhere that using the BIAG method and no sparging I can assume 60 % efficiency. Would this be a temperature mash, infusion mash, or none of the above? I assume this is based on mash temperature, as in closer to 70 degrees means fuller body left in the beer as the amount of unfermentables increase?

#Mash and boil beersmith full#

Then there are options for Light, Medium or Full body. Possibly raise the temperature to 75 degrees before removing the grains, mash out (?), but no sparging. Planning to heat a certain amount of water to a certain temperature, then dump the grains in the bag, leave it for an hour after stirring before removing the grains.

I am making a porter, using the BIAG method on my stove top. Search, view and select from thousands of recipes on BeerSmithRecipes.Playing around with a beer recipe in beersmith and hoping someone can help with what mash profile to choose in beersmith.Įnded up with a couple of questions I would appreciate any feedback on: Ability to save profiles or ingredients from an existing recipe to your phone database Functions to scale a recipe by equipment, alter color, original gravity or bitterness Full edit of profiles including equipment, mash profiles, aging and carbonation Editing of ingredients including hops, grains, misc, water, and yeast

Ability to fully edit recipe and brew session data

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