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    BIAB Milling Success and Brew Day Almost Failure

    Happy New Year all! I have been experimenting with milling and its impact on my beer and process. I have a Monster Mill 3 and set it up with a gap of .025in. I brewed and Irish Red yesterday with a 90 min mash at 147 degree F. Everything looked fantastic and Brewsmith predicted my OG as...
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    Concord Single Burner Outdoor Stove - Review Part 1

    Happy New Year all! During a very windy brew day I had a very hard time keeping a good boil going so I decided to look for a new burner. I was using a Darkstar 1.0 which is NOT a banjo style burner. This burner has served me well and considered purchasing a Darkstar 2.0 with a banjo style...
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    Santa Got Sauced - Holiday Imperial Stout

    Hello all, I am a lover of stouts and decided to craft a holiday stout. This beer turned out fantastic! I have never said that about one of my brews but everyone who has tasted it thinks it is great. I hope you do too. Cheers :mug::mug: The process below was done full volume BIAB so...
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    BIAB - Full Volume and pH

    How do you control mash pH on a full volume BIAB mash? Looking at a BrunWater it seems the pH will go up a good amount if you do full volume.
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    Water Treatment Question

    Hello all, I do BIAB and I use about 8 gallons of water during the process. About 5 gallons for the mash and the remaining 3 added right before boil. Should I treat all 8 gallons or just the 5 for the mash? It seems like the mash treatment is most important and needs to be done for...
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    Water, Water Every Where But Not a Drop to Brew With

    I had my water tested by Ward Labs and below are the results. It seems my best option is to start from scratch (RO/Distilled). One question I have is that it seems to me alkalinity seems to be the most important for the mash but other mineral content can be added during of after the mash, is...
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    Krausen Question - Anyone know why this is happening?

    Hello, I am a new brewer (7 batches) but I am observing something I have not seen. I brewed a witbier and everything looks great but the krausen is not falling back into the beer. I am not worried but wanted to know if there is a reason for this. Is this common with the style? Every...
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    Witbier Recipe Comments

    So I am looking to do a Witbier because it is summer and my wife really likes them so here is what I have come up with. I do BIAB and will be doing a protein rest during the mash. Looking for any thoughts or comments! Thanks in advance!! Witbier (16 A) 5 lbs Wheat, Flaked (1.6...
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    Critique, Advice - Belgian Stout

    Hello all, First I am a new home brewer and this will be batch number 6 and my 3rd all grain. I would like to brew a Belgian stout which is inspired by Allagash Black. Their website states it is made with 2-row, chocolate malt, roasted barley, torrified wheat, oats and dark candi sugar so...
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    First All Grain - Temps out of Whack

    So I did my first all grain yesterday and all was great until I discovered my digital thermometer was screwed up. Look like water go in the probe and it was reporting crazy temps. I was shooting for a mash temp of 152 but I think I probably spent about 20min between 140-145. Then 25 min at...
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    Improving My Technique

    Hello all, I have been lurking around for a few weeks and what a lot of great information! Look forward to keeping this new hobby going. So to the point. I am about to brew batch number three, NB's Big Honkin' Stout. My first batch was their Irish Red and I followed the recipe but it...
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