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    1gallon BIAB - beersmith 2 help

    I've done 2 1 gallon batches with a 5 gallon kettle and had no real issues. My boil off on the first batch was a bit high, though I think I lost a lot to trub. The 2nd batch was better and I actually ended up with a little over 1 gallon. I ferment in 2 gallon plastic buckets so it's ok. Take...
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    recipe calculator question

    Thanks for the input...I'm using the Tettnanger because I have some leftover Vienna malt. I wanted a more Euro style hop and I like the spicier hops...Most of my brewing is pushing limits anyway and I like the idea.
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    recipe calculator question

    Looking for some help...I'm planning an Imperial IPA 1 gallon batch. I'm using Brewer's Friend's online calculator to formulate the recipe. My hop additions are planned as: .5 oz US Magnum (13.5% AA) at 60 min .5 oz US Magnum (13.5% AA) at 45 min .5 oz US Tettnanger (5% AA) at 15 min .25...
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    Hops help

    I've not had that hop before. I'm sure the beer will be too sweet but it's more inspired by IPA than an actual. Thanks for the info
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    Hops help

    Looking for a little guidance here...I picked up a pound of Caramel 40 and a pound of Vienna malt at the LHBS on sale (they goofed and packed together and gave me for less cost). I'm a small batch brewer, mostly gallon size, and am going to try an experimental pale ale/IPA by combining that 2...
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    Hello HBT!

    Hi all, looking forward to diving headfirst into this addicting hobby. I've got 2 extract batches under my belt (brewed with the help of some more experienced brewers) and 1 all grain/BIAB in secondary. Working on a yeast starter now from harvested yeast to brew another pale ale this weekend...
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