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I've been brewing for the last year or so in a 15 gallon eBIAB kettle with recirculation. Overall, I'm very happy with the system. But I do get pretty low efficiency when doing higher gravity batches, and particularly anything with flaked grain additions. A typical NEIPA will get me something...

Attempting my first sour, a simple kettle soured Berliner Weisse using White labs pure lacto brevis. Mashed last night, boiled for a few minutes, cooled to 95f, then pitched the lacto and put the lid on. I didn't purge with co2 since I read that it's not really necessary when using a pure lacto...

So I recently brewed EdWort's Kolsch recipe, and it turned out great. I kegged and force carbed it at 30psi for 36 hours, then 10psi for 24 hours, then bottled the entire batch using BierMuncher's bottle filler. Unfortunately, the bottles are all undercarbed. I think it just needed a few...

I'm working on an eBIAB build using a 15G Bayou Classic kettle (1160) with a BoilCoil and recirculation pump. I've been planning to have two return ports, one in the lid for recirculation during mash, and one for whirlpooling using the SpinCycle from Brew Hardware. But as I was about to start...

I've decided to move from outdoor, propane-fired BIAB to a basement recirculating eBIAB setup. Thanks to everyone here for all the great threads I've been digging through in recent weeks. I know there are plenty of threads comparing various systems (Brew-Boss, High Gravity, CO Brewing...

Tonight I'll be brewing the first batch in my new 10 gallon Winware kettle from amazon. I've been doing partial boils and smaller 3-gallon BIAB batches in my 5-gallon stainless starter kettle, but this will be my first full 5.5-gallon BIAB batch. I'm trying to estimate a boiloff rate for the...

First post but I've been getting tons of information from these forums over the last few months - thanks to all posters! I followed a recipe from brewersfriend.com for a Belgian Triple that I scaled down to 2 gallons. This is my first BIAB and first batch that is not from a kit. When buying...