Another happy BeerSmith user. I tried Promash demo for a time. Good program, but did not like the lay out and found it "clunky" as someone said.
BeerSmith is simple, easy to use and has the basic features I need in homebrewing. It's easy to create and keep track of recipes and I like the water profile feature. It is serviced and was updated recently.
Same here. Thanks for a great thread. I'm off to download Beersmith.
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On Deck Dunkel Wiezen Primary Schwarz Bier, Simcoe Sevada 9 Secondary Flanders Red Bottled Kegged Big Northern Brown Ale, On Tap Big Northern Brown Ale
digging the post from the dead.... I visited Beersmith's website and it appears they don't offer a Mac version. Any other Mac users find a suitable alternative?
digging the post from the dead.... I visited Beersmith's website and it appears they don't offer a Mac version. Any other Mac users find a suitable alternative?
I like the support that beersmith has given me. I tried one of the other three and was less than impressed. there are still some quirks I'm working out but If it doesnt have decent support then us people with less than perfect computers skills just get frustrated. Oh I always hit my #'s now that I understand the program. Thanks beersmith.
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primary- Tangerine Dream, SWMBO slayer,
serving- amber ale hop experiment #6, Roggenbier, apfelwine
planning- Cru?
conditioning- 9/9/09 barleywine
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Primary 1-This Bud's for you
Primary 2- Cream Ale
Secondary 1- Strong Scotch Ale
Secondary 2- empty
Bottled/Kegged- Centinneal Blonde, Apfelwein
Up Next- MyCastle (N.English Brown Ale), Hooch Pale Ale
Thinking About: Tripple Bock, Chocolate Stout, open to suggestions
"Every beer is a good beer if I can taste the brewer's intent"
-Jim Koch
Is this guy serious??:
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Originally Posted by papabeach1
so barley is a leaves of hops? or barley is a different plant? and blend with hops? I need that to be cleared thanks..