inspiron23
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Hi, I’ve been brewing for about 5 years, all of those all grain, and have a question about mash volumes and how it would affect the beer.
I have a 2 kettle system, I mash in one kettle, and pump my wort into the boil kettle for boiling.
My current mash ratio is about 1.9L/lb.
I would like to simplify things and if possible do a full boil volume mash, or possibly, just top off my boil kettle with water to hit my volume after draining my wort off my grain bed.
If I did full boil volume mashing it would be around 3.0L/lb.
Is there any reason this can’t work? What problems could I run into? Sorry if I don’t have enough info here, any questions, ask away.
I have a 2 kettle system, I mash in one kettle, and pump my wort into the boil kettle for boiling.
My current mash ratio is about 1.9L/lb.
I would like to simplify things and if possible do a full boil volume mash, or possibly, just top off my boil kettle with water to hit my volume after draining my wort off my grain bed.
If I did full boil volume mashing it would be around 3.0L/lb.
Is there any reason this can’t work? What problems could I run into? Sorry if I don’t have enough info here, any questions, ask away.