Blaine

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Hey guys I'm keen to buy a Beer making software package but am not sure which one is best.

Any suggestions ?

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Boof

Primary: Dry

Seconary: N/A

Conditioning: Dry
Conditioning: Dry

Now drinking: Hop Head Golden Saaz Pilsner

Next up: My own Pilzsner from scratch

Brew-boy

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Promash is the biggest seller but there are others like BeerSmith and Beer Tools Pro. I have Promash and BeerTools and I perfer Beertools.

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Next:Smoked Pilsner.
Primary:Belgian Red, American Stout w/Roeselare
On Tap:Pale Ale, English Bitter
Aging: Imperial Oatmeal Stout on Vanilla beans.

I rather owe you a dollar than cheat you out of it.."Dad"

http://lapeerareabrewers.com/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LapeerAreaBrewers/

bradsul

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Have a look through the Brewing Software forum, lots of info in there to answer pretty much any question you may have.

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Canadian Brewers Unite!

Projects: Sylvania Kegerator Conversion, Tower Cooling, Grain Milling Station

El_Borracho

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What are the pros of using a software? I'm realizing there's a lot to this and some of you guys are really all about it.. I was thinking I may start a micro-brewery out of my home.. Now I'm thinking I'll stick to just making tasty brews for me and friends.. Then I was slapped in the face by the cold stick of reality - I haven't even brewed a pot of coffee this year.

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twocylndr

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I use SUDS. It is a shareware program. has a few bugs in it but I like it
http://oldlib.com/suds/index.html

Orfy

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For a shareware program it costs the same as the good packages.

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