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re: Homebrewing Thread: Volume II
Posted on 11/27/18 at 6:19 pm to BottomlandBrew
Posted on 11/27/18 at 6:19 pm to BottomlandBrew
For those that do BIAB electric systems, do you lose versatility to perform certain functions? Does efficiency take a hit? Do you sparge in those things or is it a different process?
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Posted on 11/28/18 at 9:18 am to BugAC
I have more versatility with my eBIAB setup than I did with my old propane setup. I can brew low to high gravity no problem. I can step mash easier. I can brew quicker. I can brew in any weather. All around a better system for my needs than what I had.
Over four batches I've averaged right at 75% efficiency.
I don't sparge, at least not for the 5 gallon batches I've done so far. I might have to if I do a 10 gallon batch that pushes 1.050+. Say I'm doing a 6 gallon batch, I'll fill it with 8.75 gallons and biab from there. After grain absorption and boil off I'm down to my final volume in the fermenter.
Over four batches I've averaged right at 75% efficiency.
I don't sparge, at least not for the 5 gallon batches I've done so far. I might have to if I do a 10 gallon batch that pushes 1.050+. Say I'm doing a 6 gallon batch, I'll fill it with 8.75 gallons and biab from there. After grain absorption and boil off I'm down to my final volume in the fermenter.
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