Category Archives: BIAB

Hands On Review: The Brew Bag – Purpose Made BIAB

The Brew Bag is a high quality purpose designed Brew in a Bag/BIAB bag.

It has four loops for lifting the bag out of your kettle, every seam is reinforced for long life and it is available in a number of sizes for kettles, keggles, coolers and more. If they don’t carry the size you want, The Brew Bag will custom make it for you.

See current sizes, availability & specs:

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The Brew Bag for 50 and 60 qt. Kettle

The Brew Bag for 10 gal Round Coolers & Larger Kettles

The Brew Bag for Keggles American Sanke 16" X 23"

The Brew Bag for 20 and 24 qt. Kettle

bellamei Brew Bags Extra Large Reusable 2 Pack 250 Micron Fine Mesh Bag for Fruit Cider Apple Grape Wine Press Drawstring Straining Brew in a Bag (2 pack-22×26")

Extra Large Brew Bags Reusable,3 Pack 26"x22"Fine Mesh Strainer Bag for Home Brewing Hops Grains Wine Beer Making Drawstring Straining Brew in a Bag

Brew Bag, 2 Pack Extra Large (26" x 22") Straining Bag,Reusable Cold Brew Bags Fine Mesh Bag for Fruit Cider Apple Grape Wine Press Drawstring Straining Brew in a Bag

Jillmo Brew Bag, Extra Large (31”X22”) Reusable Brew in a Bag, 2 Pack, New Version

Hands on Review The Brew Bag BIAB Bags

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The Brew Bag – Purpose designed BIAB

The Brew Bag is a Made in the USA, purpose designed BIAB bag. It has four loops for lifting the bag out of your kettle, every seam is reinforced for long life and it is available in a number of sizes for kettles, keggles and coolers. If they don’t carry the size you want, The Brew Bag will custom make it for you.

I used The Brew Bag when I recently brewed the all grain version of 1 Hr IPA from Great Fermentations. Very impressed with the features and quality.

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Check out My BIAB Water Calculation Spreadsheet with narrative directions. It makes figuring water temps and amounts easy,

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My Brewing Spreadsheet

My Brew Day Spreadsheet!

The spreadsheet is setup from my perspective, as a batch sparger. Having said that, almost everything applies equally to a fly sparger with the possible exceptions of the computed mash ratio (more below), planning on a set volume of sparge water and the step by step batch sparge directions.

This is the main sheet where you will fill in information about your beer and your mash parameters. Click to enlarge.

Need More?

My brew day spreadsheet helps you calculate water volumes and temps and helps you do simple tracking.

If you’re looking for a powerful, full featured solution for building recipes, brew day tracking and loads more, consider Brewfather.

Hands on Review: Brewfather App – Recipe Formulation, Calculators & Brew Day Tools
Brewfather offers a free full feature trial. After the trial period, you’ll still have access via a limited, non-expiring account

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Small Batch, All Grain Stove Top Brewing + Water Calculation Spreadsheet

I periodically brew small (1-3) gallon all grain batches of beer on my stove top. Some reasons I do that… 1. The weather – it’s too cold, too hot or too something else, 2. Time or 3. I want to test something. It’s a fun, simple, quick and economical way to brew all grain with minimal investment.

Limited Time Deal on 5 Gallon Stainless Kettle!

MoreBeer has a massive early holiday sale going on as of this posting. Over 100 products are discounted. Check sale page for selection and availability.

MoreBeer Blowout Sale!

5 Gallon Stainless Steel Kettle BE300 is included in the mix and on sale for just $23.99

For the extract brewer, what kind of gear is needed to accomplish this amazing feat? A comprehensive list follows…

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