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I dumped the original grassy batch. I brewed a stout last, but I have a NEIPA waiting for a good brew day (the stout was great) I'm going to Colorado for a ski vacation soon, so won't brew again till I return.

I've actually never read the whole thing. I just used it as a guide for strike water volume. I'm a Wilser Bagger anyways...not a short bagger.

This is a good resource, to help out w/ strike water calculations, for no sparge.

I siphon into/through a muslin bag (in the keg). I've tried both ends of the siphon... the hose end (in the keg) is the only way it really works. Otherwise, you leave too much beer in your fermenter.

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Sounds like a nice gig...congrats. Really glad that worked out for you.

Come on brah.

Details?

I guess...why does it matter? If you're not using whirfloc or IM, you're getting cloudy beer with 3v or BIAB. Even then, it'll probably drop out when it chills long term.

Who cares if the wort is cloudy in the kettle...it only matters what goes into the fermenter (& that's debatable).

Hahahahahaha...that's so funny.

Not irrelevant...just adding to it. What is Irrelevant, is stating that wort is cloudy because of BIAB processes. I've used Irish moss and whirfloc tablets since my 1st brew in 2012...which was an extract. With the exception of NEIPA's, or intentional cloudy brews, I use it on every...

Irish moss or whirfloc clears the wort the same...3v or BIAB.

Time to go dumpster diving!