Yet another BIAB brewday with lots of pictures.

For those interested understanding the BIAB approach to all-grain, I posted my brewday. It is similar to TKNice's process but has some differences.

http://www.brewgeeks.com/a-biab-brewday-scoundrel.html

I have that same filter and I noticed you used a green hose.. is that a drinking water safe hose? or does it matter?

Oh and nice job!

scottvin said:

I have that same filter and I noticed you used a green hose.. is that a drinking water safe hose? or does it matter?

Oh and nice job!

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I'm not sure but it filters lead, so I'm not too worried. Thanks!

scoundrel said:

For those interested understanding the BIAB approach to all-grain, I posted my brewday. It is similar to TKNice's process but has some differences.

http://www.brewgeeks.com/a-biab-brewday-scoundrel.html

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I love you site. All sites should be as Droid friendly.

I always take a gravity reading after transferring my wort to the fermenter. I always had the thought that the newly chilled wort would not be mixed evenly (temperature wise).

spenghali said:

I always take a gravity reading after transferring my wort to the fermenter. I always had the thought that the newly chilled wort would not be mixed evenly (temperature wise).

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Ya that might be true if its a partial boil where you mix water in, but since it's a full boil I don't think it will matter much. Plus, the beer is mixed when chilling and actually my pics are out of order since I usually whirlpool first. After both of those steps, I don't think moving it to the fermenter first will make much of a difference in the reading.

That was great. Thanks for sharing.