Can I do an electric BIAB? I've got one keg, waiting to be converted, and went through the parts list (read cost!) to build the RIMS I'd been planning. Seems like it's still a $k away. Any thoughts on eBIAB? possible? Effective? Limitations?
Help with a BIAB build?
- Thread starter mavrick1903
- Start date
Help Support Homebrew Talk - Beer, Wine, Mead, & Cider Brewing Discussion Forum:
samc
Well-Known Member
Possible, yes many have including myself.
Very effective, easy clean, faster brew day.
Limitations, you might have issues if you are trying to do 10+ gallons of a high gravity beer. At my 6 gallon batch size no limits for me.
Very effective, easy clean, faster brew day.
Limitations, you might have issues if you are trying to do 10+ gallons of a high gravity beer. At my 6 gallon batch size no limits for me.
I'm a HG guy, so a 5-6 gallon batch of high gravity is my goal to get started. Perhaps it's all I'll ever need, but I'd really like to get off the ground and it looks like BIAB would do that. Are there any recommended grain calculators that would help calculate with the given inefficiency of BIAB?
samc
Well-Known Member
What inefficiency are you talking about?
I recirculate my mash while BIAB and have the exact same numbers as I would from my 3 keggle set-up.
look here http://www.biabrewer.info/ for most of what you seek.
Similar threads
