jakecpunut

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And I'm sure it won't be my last

http://jakecpunut.com/2010/07/jakes-first-biab-brew-in-a-bag/

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Fermenting - 10 G's of Speer Beer Pale Ale

Tap # 1 - Frozen Toes IPA
Tap # 2 - Nut Brown Ale
Tap # 3 - Rye IPA

boo boo

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Good to see you made BEER.
Won't be long before you have a proper mash tun/lauter tun and doing full scale AG.

Cheers

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jakecpunut

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Thanks! I already have a MLT and 2 1/2 barrel kegs that I'll be converting to keggles!

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Fermenting - 10 G's of Speer Beer Pale Ale

Tap # 1 - Frozen Toes IPA
Tap # 2 - Nut Brown Ale
Tap # 3 - Rye IPA

SumnerH

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BIAB is a form of full scale AG.

I started doing 3-vessel for my all grain brewing, but I've moved to BIAB for most beers (I still use 3-vessel occasionally for more complicated mash schedules).

For the majority of single-infusion 5-gallon batches, there's no real difference between BIAB and 3-vessel (single batch sparging both), aside from 3-vessel taking longer and leaving more stuff to clean up.

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On deck: Little Bo Pils, Bretta Off Dead (Brett pale)
Secondary: Oude Bruin, Red Sky at Morning (Sour brown ale)
On tap: Saison Duphunk (sour), Amarillo Slim (IPA), Earl White (ginger/bergamot wit)
Bottled: Number 8 (Belgian Strong Dark Ale), Eternale (Barleywine), Ancho Villa (Ancho/pasilla/chocolate/cinnamon RIS), Oak smoked porter (1/2 maple bourbon oaked, 1/2 apple brandy oaked)

kmk1012

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I love my BIAB/keggle setup-AG is the only way!

djt17

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I have done 6 batches using this procedure: http://www.beersmith.com/blog/2009/04/14/brew-in-a-bag-biab-all-grain-beer-brewing/
I consider this full scale AG brewing...I don't know if I will build a real mash tun, or not.

ruinsx

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Glad to see people loving BIAB. I've been doing mini-mash recipes for over a year and I'm about to move to all grain. It seems like a similar principal just with larger quantities. Also it seems like the most affordable entry into AG brewing, just a bigger pot and a big bag.