Hannable1975
Well-Known Member
OK, so it is snowing, and I am bored out of my mind. I happen to have a nice man-cave ( a 24 x 40 shop with heat and ventilation ) so I figured, hey, let's get a brew on!
Now, I was going to do another experiment - two recipes I was going to call Big Brother and Little Brother - essentially the same grain bills, but one is about 60% of the other . I wanted to make a session beer and a high grav. beer and try to see if I could make them taste the same. I dunno - I'm a dork I guess.
Any way, Then I got to thinking - hey, mash those puppies and run the first running of each in one kettle, and the seconds in another - like a two pot party-gyle. So I used the search feature, and I saw this has been done, cool, so I know I can, but I seem to miss one bit of info - how can I put this into Beersmith to figure my Gravity points? Or will I just have to wing it?
Anyone with any experience using this method, I'd appreciate the help. Gonna kick it off about noon EST, so I have time for input / queries and advice. And if folks want,will be glad to post pics later .
Thanks!
Now, I was going to do another experiment - two recipes I was going to call Big Brother and Little Brother - essentially the same grain bills, but one is about 60% of the other . I wanted to make a session beer and a high grav. beer and try to see if I could make them taste the same. I dunno - I'm a dork I guess.
Any way, Then I got to thinking - hey, mash those puppies and run the first running of each in one kettle, and the seconds in another - like a two pot party-gyle. So I used the search feature, and I saw this has been done, cool, so I know I can, but I seem to miss one bit of info - how can I put this into Beersmith to figure my Gravity points? Or will I just have to wing it?
Anyone with any experience using this method, I'd appreciate the help. Gonna kick it off about noon EST, so I have time for input / queries and advice. And if folks want,will be glad to post pics later .
Thanks!