Two brew sessions in one day ?

[kjung]

How long do you think it would take to do two partial mash brews in one day ?

I was planning on doing one tomorrow, and one Sunday, but family obligations have just ruled out tomorrow...unless I start late in the day.

 

[Lil' Sparky]

Surely less than the 5 hrs, 20 mins it took me to do two AG batches.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=32200

 

[Clonefarmer]

If you start the second mash during the first boil you should be able to squeeze them into a short time frame. Probably only a couple hours more including clean up. Depends on how fast you are and how comfortable you are with your setup.

 

[Baron ken]

Surely less than the 5 hrs, 20 mins it took me to do two AG batches.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=32200

Doubtful unless he also has:

use a kick-@$$ homemade 3-tier brew stand

 

[Mutilated1]

shouldn't take more than 5 hours, if you start early on a Saturday morning you should be finished before 1pm or so

 

[kjung]

Doubtful unless he also has:

Yeah, my "set-up" is a bit more basic: a propane burner, a (brand new) 32 qt. brewpot, large kitchen strainer, and a (also brand new) wort chiller.

I am planning on starting mid-morning tomorrow, and see what happens. I am going to try to get my neighbor, who has a starter kit on the way, to help. Now, I just have to decide on a recipe for my second batch.

 

[claphamsa]

i made it through 3 in one day a couple of weeks ago

just learn to multi task.... start your next mash as soon as you go into the big pot for your boil, save time