powerjb
Active Member
I did my first all grain last weekend. Used the grain bill for EdWort's Haus, but had to sub the hops for challenger 'cause of brew store availability. Looks like i'll end up with more of a british pale ale, but that's just fine with me.
IMO All Grain was vastly easier than partial mashing was, and doesn't really add any time to my day. Granted, this is also the first brew i've done on my propane burner, and the first time i've used my new immersion chiller, so that would account for some massive savings.
I nailed my OG at 1.052, so I'm pleased. the cooler lost no heat over 60 minutes for mashing, though i think i miscalculated my sparge water, as the kettle was at 6.5 gallons and there was a still bit my second sparge coming out.
This forum has been an invaluable resource. I haven't posted a lot, but searching through teh old threads has really helped me make this progression.
Thanks all!
IMO All Grain was vastly easier than partial mashing was, and doesn't really add any time to my day. Granted, this is also the first brew i've done on my propane burner, and the first time i've used my new immersion chiller, so that would account for some massive savings.
I nailed my OG at 1.052, so I'm pleased. the cooler lost no heat over 60 minutes for mashing, though i think i miscalculated my sparge water, as the kettle was at 6.5 gallons and there was a still bit my second sparge coming out.
This forum has been an invaluable resource. I haven't posted a lot, but searching through teh old threads has really helped me make this progression.
Thanks all!