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Old 10-11-2008, 01:29 PM   #1
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I know there are beer calculators out there that will calculate the different numbers for your beer, but is there a calculator that will tell you what style your beer will be based on the OG, FG, IBU, and SRM you provide it? Thanks.

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I've never heard of such a thing-- is it for your Oatmeal Stout in your profile?

I'd pull up the BJCP Guidelines and compare.


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It'd would be a very simple thing for someone who can program to do.
It would also be easy to make a web based application or even a spread sheet to do it.
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Well if it doesn't exist, then maybe I will give it a shot. I used to do programming and other computer related things before I started brewing. If it comes to anything I will post it so you all can evaluate it.
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Old 10-11-2008, 06:31 PM   #5
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I've never heard of such a thing-- is it for your Oatmeal Stout in your profile?

I'd pull up the BJCP Guidelines and compare.
Not particularly, but I would probably use it for that since it I know it's going to be different than what I had originally planned.

Also, on second thought, I would like to gauge interest in a beer style calculator before I go off and make something no one but me would use. So if anyone thinks this is a good idea, let me know I will try make one soon. Thanks.

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Old 10-11-2008, 11:29 PM   #6
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Beersmith has a function to search recipes that you can brew based on current ingredients.
That is similar but yes the function you state would be interesting.
I have never cared what style a beer is. I just brew it regardless.

Others may find it more "useful"
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For what its worth it would be neat! I would love to enter in certain characteristics and have it tell me what catogory it falls in.
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I, personally, think this would be an awesome calculator!
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. . . is there a calculator that will tell you what style your beer will be based on the OG, FG, IBU, and SRM you provide it?
Would be a nice tool, but to be accurate you'd need more information. Grain, hops, yeast, mash temp . . .
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TastyBrew.com | Recipe Calculation

You have to select the the style yourself but it will tell you how close you are and the upper and lower limits of the style.


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