NateSpringfield
Active Member
I experimented w/ my first "home made" recipe with a Red Wheat in a gallon batch, and it came out great. Now to do a 5.5 gallon batch I was just going to increase everything by 5 on the grain bill, but that puts me at 15 lbs. of grain.
Am I thinking right about just multiplying, or is there some other sort of method I should use to find the size for a 5 gallon batch. This is not my first time making a 5 gallon all-grain batch, but first time I haven't used a kit to do so, and 15 lbs is easily the heaviest/largest grain bill I will have ever used.
Just opinions would help, or if anyone has ever gone from a 1 to a 5 gallon batch I'd appreciate the help.
Am I thinking right about just multiplying, or is there some other sort of method I should use to find the size for a 5 gallon batch. This is not my first time making a 5 gallon all-grain batch, but first time I haven't used a kit to do so, and 15 lbs is easily the heaviest/largest grain bill I will have ever used.
Just opinions would help, or if anyone has ever gone from a 1 to a 5 gallon batch I'd appreciate the help.