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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
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    30 MINUTE BOIL
    BATCH SIZE: 5 gallons
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    target mash temp: 152°F
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Комментарии • 204

  • @TheBruSho
    @TheBruSho 3 года назад +62

    Thank you SO much for having me come down and brew with you! BIAB is really so easy to get started and I'm glad you got to see how quick a brew day can be. It was a blast and I'm always down to collab again! Cheers braj 🍺

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +8

      Cinnamon toast crunch christmas beer!

  • @luckysevenairammo1217
    @luckysevenairammo1217 29 дней назад +1

    A tip I found, is divide the grain and use multiple small bags. If they don't have a tie string Zip tie them shut adding a additional zip tie loop for a hanging. Take a 6-7 foot piece of 1x3 strapping with a hook screwed to one end and stick it through the handle of the pot. It will lean just right and make the perfect bag hanger right over your pot. Hang it, let it drain then squeeze it out. It's almost effortless.
    This way they are much easier to handle and you can squeeze them out much more efficiently.

  • @braveladder1682
    @braveladder1682 2 года назад +2

    I didn't expect the channel to be so hilariously surreal when I first subscribed.

  • @liam1253
    @liam1253 3 года назад +18

    Pro tip, if you go to a propane exchange, the tanks they give you are only filled to 3/4 capacity. It's cheaper and you get more gas if you go to a place that fills the tanks for you.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      That's awesome advice! Solid feedback Liam

    • @punjab1captain
      @punjab1captain 2 года назад

      Even the place that refills they refill to 3/4. Propane tanks aren’t supposed to be fully filled

    • @liam1253
      @liam1253 2 года назад

      @@punjab1captain that's not true. A partially filled tank is more dangerous than a fully filled tank, because there is room for the liquid fuel to turn into explosive gas. Also, when you refill, you pay by the gallon only for the fuel you get . When you exchange, you're paying much more than the price it would cost to refill a tank to full.

  • @ssaylor
    @ssaylor 3 месяца назад +3

    Like the recommendation to skip straight to biab over beginning with extract, but it seems like your only reason is affordability. My take is that you can start with extract so you can save on time and expense, and get used to the workflow on the front end but the downside is that you don't really learn much. Taking that smaller step to experiencing a full brew day is so much more gratifying on the tail end when you know that you ran it the full way from grain to tap/grain to bottle.

  • @TheApartmentBrewer
    @TheApartmentBrewer 3 года назад +3

    Getting that sticker! This is the video that I wish I saw 4 years ago! Awesome seeing Trent and also Trevwho's brewery!

  • @77transamguy
    @77transamguy 3 года назад +4

    When I first got into Homebrewing I started AG with BIAB and was the first and only guy in my home brew club that made beer that way. It’s a fantastic way to make beer.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      Yeah. I'm glad that it's more socially acceptable now. Cheers Trans am!

    • @superslyko123
      @superslyko123 Год назад

      There are guys in my club that have $5,000 systems. They love to show them off, I just trip!

  • @TheEffectOfMass
    @TheEffectOfMass 2 месяца назад +1

    Ok, a beer video with music from Mega Man?? I'm so in!

  • @_stars_at_nite_7184
    @_stars_at_nite_7184 3 года назад +2

    Two Braj’s worth watchin’! 🍻

  • @danielanthony1054
    @danielanthony1054 9 месяцев назад +1

    bro, that propane tank trick is genius

  • @EnclaveZA
    @EnclaveZA 3 месяца назад +1

    New homebrewer here(about 10 brews) I have found in my country extract brewing is about double the price of grain brewing! I have however done exclusively kits so far to decide the styles of beers I want to brew. For the most part kits are decent(definitely better than store bought) but the control and quality is far better with all grain. I've actually just ordered my first bag and grain bill so I guess wish me luck on the next step! Also I had an incredible beer called Kirin Ichiban(Japanese) they use exclusively extract and it was one of the most beautiful and complex beers I've ever had! I guess I'm saying don't hate on extracts they have their place! 😂😂😂😂 love the channel keep it up!

  • @jackmartino8483
    @jackmartino8483 3 года назад +4

    Thanks for the video CH and @TheBruSho ! I’m definitely going to try this method since I think it’ll be a good transition from extract to all grain.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      I HIGHLY recommend it JM, cheers braj!

  • @danbrown586
    @danbrown586 2 года назад +8

    15:00 Electric is quite a bit faster if you use a 5500W water heater element in the tank. And you never have to wonder if you have enough propane for the brew day.

  • @CreweWolfCraft
    @CreweWolfCraft 3 года назад +2

    BIAB in a modified Tea Urn is how I made the jump to all grain 10 plus years ago, we used net curtain for our bags. Just bought on of your shirts. Cheers lads

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      Much love Crewewolf! Thank you for the support!

  • @theronjclark
    @theronjclark 3 года назад +2

    I'm kind of a cider newb,,,,havent actually "brewed" anything yet....,but between this and his hopped cider vid yall almost have me convinced i could do this......
    good stuff man....

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      We've actually got a cider video coming up, cheers Theron! #coolboarders3

  • @CarlPapa88
    @CarlPapa88 2 года назад +3

    I've only brewed 1 beer (Extract Cream Ale). Don't have a chiller and it came out a lot more bitter than I'd hoped, but this is simple enough I might actually get a bag and do this. Thanks Braj
    -Braj in Oklahoma

  • @nromagnola
    @nromagnola 3 года назад +1

    Of course CH has a flip phone! Love you guys!

  • @JusBrewing
    @JusBrewing 3 года назад +1

    WWHHHHAA Crazy seeing myself in these videos! Gotta end the vid with an MBC

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      ha i was gonna ask you first, but i thought I'd surprise you instead. I'm glad your not pissed, cheers Jus!

    • @JusBrewing
      @JusBrewing 3 года назад

      @@HOMEBREW4LIFE No issues here, I have the raw footage of almost all my stuff so feel free to reach out if the overlays get in the way

  • @zachariemccrary7734
    @zachariemccrary7734 3 года назад +2

    Another solid one, braj! Loving the big ol horseshoe lipper you threw in there.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      ha thx for always showing love on the stream! #dipperlife

  • @Hellbrews
    @Hellbrews 3 года назад +2

    Props to proper propane , solid collab It felt like I was there drinking and talking like Mike Tyson by the end of the day haha Cheers 🍻🍻🤙🏼

  • @sambenard2844
    @sambenard2844 3 года назад +1

    I LOVE when you guys Brew like the old Days !!!!!!!!!

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      Bringing Propane back!

    • @sambenard2844
      @sambenard2844 3 года назад

      @@HOMEBREW4LIFE Hot Damn, Thats what im talking about . I stopped using My Grainfather boxed it up . Because I missed Brew Kettles and Propane !!!!!!!!

  • @keithg4659
    @keithg4659 2 года назад +1

    Aussie here. We used to get big eye ipa here. My first favourite ipa. Sculpin was the be all... 10 years later, we don't even see imports. Aussie beers are world class.

  • @alvaradobrewhouse6387
    @alvaradobrewhouse6387 3 года назад +3

    2 of my fav brajs using BIAB like a boss. I love my anvil man but I love my BIAB just as much and I’m always using it in my malt pipe and now no more stuck mash for me, lol…

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      do BIAB on your Anvil. Just throw all 7 gallons in at the beginning, cheers Tom!

    • @TheBruSho
      @TheBruSho 3 года назад +1

      Your the man TA!

  • @tysynswoon7956
    @tysynswoon7956 2 года назад +1

    This episode has a banging soundtrack. I don’t remember what game/games the music is from, but bringing back memories. Prost

  • @jcinsaniac
    @jcinsaniac 3 года назад +3

    When I replaced my propane tanks - I went to U-Haul. Tanks cost the same as big box stores, comes with a gas gauge - shows you how much is left - and, as commented below - when they fill, they fill it up, and they threw in the first fill! Done BIAB 4ever...I do recirculate, and I use a sous vide machine to do the mash - saves a ton of gas, but takes a while, so I turn it on in the morning when I wanna brew and come back to it later - good to go! Using the pump to recirc, I get good mash efficiency and no hot spots. By the way, was that Dexter's (Dexter's Lab) HOT MOM on your kegerator door? Braj On!

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      that's amazing feedback cheers braj!

  • @williamrodrigues2902
    @williamrodrigues2902 3 года назад +2

    Sticker! Ordered up!! Thanks, you made my keg happy, and me too! :) Great video again! You and Trent together is awesome! You guys are crushing it!

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      Stickers aka "Kegerator Tattoos" lol. Thx for the support William, cheers!

  • @eltorpedo67
    @eltorpedo67 3 года назад +7

    I did exactly what you suggested - jumped into all-grain by doing BIAB. Best way to go. I think a lot of beginners feel like they have to test the waters by doing extract first. You don't - with BIAB the process is so easy and affordable, and you get fantastic results.

  • @yahoofx
    @yahoofx 3 года назад +1

    That Megaman 3 Wily's Castle hit (at the brewery) is a banger. Good selection.

  • @ElementaryBrewingCo
    @ElementaryBrewingCo 3 года назад +2

    BIAB 4 Life! Cheers Braj!!

  • @NikitaVorontsov
    @NikitaVorontsov 3 года назад +7

    I love all these videos coming out trying to get new people into the hobby! Great vid and great collab!

  • @FermentationAdventures
    @FermentationAdventures 3 года назад +2

    Doing the lords work as usual! BIAB is great… the only plus for starting with 5 gallon extract is you can likely brew your first batches with a pot in your cabinet and top up in the fermenter and you’re not paying for a 10 gallon kettle. I know that’s what i did when $100 for a pot seemed extravagant. A bunch of extract kits are formulated that way.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      Good call! If you can score that $100 kettle on craigslist for half the price then I saw go for it!

  • @akshayrahalkar3698
    @akshayrahalkar3698 Год назад +1

    Thanks a lot for the video 😊. I have one doubt. Please pardon my infinitisimally tiny knowledge on homebrewing. But how do you get rid of the sediment at the bottom of keg. Does it not come out when we pour out the beer?😊

  • @michaelroberts5587
    @michaelroberts5587 2 года назад +1

    Hey CH another great video
    Not sure if anyone has said already you can also check your gas bottle by running a small kettle of fresh boiled water down the side and you will be able to see the amount of gas is left in the propane tank.

  • @hardstylestrength
    @hardstylestrength 2 года назад

    Bros, thank you for playing final fantasy airship. At 16 minutes. Love! It!

  • @claytongarred3870
    @claytongarred3870 3 года назад +2

    Awesome video as always braj! keep on preaching

  • @BennyBestt
    @BennyBestt 3 года назад +2

    BIAB is so easy, you can make legit craft beer for bugger all $$$

  • @PartyTimeBrewing
    @PartyTimeBrewing 3 года назад +3

    I'm thinking I might need to get you a better pic of me in a H4L shirt! That one is so bad. But so good. I'm tormented! Cheers Braj! Also great intro to BIAB, I probably should have had a Trent for my first BIAB.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      We are on our way lol! Cheers James

  • @ericnoak3320
    @ericnoak3320 3 года назад +2

    Great as always!

  • @olsenalien
    @olsenalien Год назад +1

    best video you've made man...Skål (danish for chug it)

  • @NitsujWrenches
    @NitsujWrenches 3 года назад +3

    One thing to keep in mind with propane in CA is it's legal to fill by volume here instead of by weight like most states. SO, if you go by weight, don't count on all of your fills weighing the same.

  • @jrwheeland
    @jrwheeland 3 года назад +1

    Great collab! Lean into the money saving brother - make a yeast starter with that lutra. Pitch half of it , save the other half. Repeat 4 ever!

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      solid feedback JW, i'll look into it. Cheers!

  • @Danndiego9
    @Danndiego9 3 года назад +1

    Weighing the propane tank was an awesome tip. Never thought to do that. Cheers braj

  • @ElementaryBrewingCo
    @ElementaryBrewingCo 3 года назад +2

    Great collab too!!!

  • @kevinfidler8074
    @kevinfidler8074 3 года назад +3

    Good video! That's awesome you're getting into biab, definitely the easiest way to brew. Id be interested in one of those hoppy hour stickers, and a hb4l sticker also.
    I've been using a whirlpool adapter when cooling the wort, works great to help drop the temp fast. Might be worth looking into

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      ha you need to write for H4L. Can you send me that link for the whirlpool adapter? Cheers braj!

    • @kevinfidler8074
      @kevinfidler8074 3 года назад

      Looks like my reply was either deleted or didn't make it up, if you got it and deleted it no problem. If not its called
      SPINCYCLE WELDLESS KETTLE WHIRLPOOL RETURN from brewhardware.

  • @phatcowboy76
    @phatcowboy76 2 года назад +1

    In memory the best beer I ever tasted was a wheat beer at Tulsa Brewing Company in Tulsa in like 1996 or 1997. I had a slice of orange in it. It just tasted fresh.

  • @dbeatdano498
    @dbeatdano498 3 года назад +1

    Really awesome video! I have a couple friends looking to get into brewing and I tell them to try brew in a bag. I’ll definitely be sending them this video link. Also, Sunset Riders in the background was awesome!

  • @osu041
    @osu041 3 года назад +2

    Remember to weigh an empty tank as well! Need to know when it's time to take that bad boy back for a new one

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      Absolutely. If you have a tank that still has a label on.. it'll read 15lbs (which means empty). Cheers Vali

  • @williamjohnson8146
    @williamjohnson8146 3 года назад +1

    Awesome video love Trent's channel think that made your pop up on my RUclips. Sculpin only had a few here in SE Alabama there is a habanero or ghost pepper that's good. We have a few breweries here, the best is Folklore brewery and meadery.

  • @humansvd3269
    @humansvd3269 Месяц назад +1

    08:48 Someone loves Dexter's mom.

  • @gerardnatale2387
    @gerardnatale2387 3 года назад

    It's great to see a brew day with flames! where's the challenge with electric brewing?! I hope to see you and Steve tomorrow. Thanks!

  • @alexrocks135
    @alexrocks135 3 года назад +4

    CH rocking the burner phone?

  • @keithg4659
    @keithg4659 2 года назад +1

    Aussie robobrew simplified this

  • @ronzimmerman9591
    @ronzimmerman9591 3 года назад +1

    Missing the brajcast brother. Time to get those rookie number up. PROST.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      yeah it kinda just transitioned into this ruclips.net/channel/UCPnbjrHhr3618ywTtRrzmWw

    • @ronzimmerman9591
      @ronzimmerman9591 3 года назад

      No sweat brother. Keep on keeping it on.

  •  3 года назад +1

    Around here there are few nano-style breweries that only do small batches on their own for few bars. But then they also do contract brewing at larger breweries and sell bottles in supermarkets and those beers are not even close to those on tap.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      Solid feedback, and thank you for watching UG!

  • @manvsbrewz3788
    @manvsbrewz3788 3 года назад +1

    Damn MBC would come up as I’m babysitting 😂….

  • @paulywill
    @paulywill Год назад +1

    Would you now prefer this way to using a mash tun?

  • @mcwhitie
    @mcwhitie 3 года назад +2

    Great video, CH! I love watching you learn along with us.
    Also, can you put the hoppy hour up on Spotify or somewhere as an audio track? I’d love to listen to it while driving or exercising.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      Thx for listening John! I"ll look into that right away!

  • @luckysevenairammo1217
    @luckysevenairammo1217 29 дней назад +1

    To save money, I make my own malted barley and rye lol.
    A 50lb bag of fresh home made malt costs me about $16

  • @britishteapower
    @britishteapower 2 года назад +1

    How do you avoid scorching? Would it not make sense to put something in kettle to hold bag above heat source ?
    Love the chugging part of the vid!

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  2 года назад +1

      you're not gonna scorch unless you bring it to boil, cheers!

  • @peterweikel7123
    @peterweikel7123 2 года назад +1

    So I have only done one extract and it's still fermenting. I want to give the bag a try but still want to keep things simple. I am looking to improve my beer experience (I have had beer all over the world) and our American domestics sort of suck.

  • @goodvibezgames
    @goodvibezgames 2 месяца назад +1

    Love the mega man Music

  • @beerdragoon6240
    @beerdragoon6240 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video guys, I really enjoyed it. Just a question though, if you already have the false bottom cooler mashtun, could you do the same thing with that? To me its easier to clean the cooler than it is to try and get every little bit of stuck piece of grain clinging to the bag.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      that would absolutely work! (as long as everything is boil proof, cheers!

  • @goosefraba560
    @goosefraba560 3 года назад +3

    ::adjusts waist belt:: yeeeahhh that looks like a one clamper

  • @jbbrinkez
    @jbbrinkez 3 года назад +1

    Hey, thank you so much for the video.
    Two quick questions, I've always heard that squeezing the bag was bad. That you would squeeze out tannins. I take it this is false.
    Also is there no sparging with Brew in a bag?
    Thank you again!

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      Squeeze away. We didn't sparge. Just use more water for the mash. Cheers!

  • @2289273
    @2289273 3 года назад +3

    sup sup, I just started following bru sho and did 2 BIAB, a sweet stout and a hazy IPA, still fermenting, I ll see how it goes, but I stil sparge some just like 15mins to wash the grain...

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      I truly appreciate your subbing to him Fernando, cheers!

    • @TheBruSho
      @TheBruSho 3 года назад +1

      Thank you Fernando, cheers!

  • @bhhacker
    @bhhacker 3 года назад +1

    My lovely mother died a few years ago but if I had one wish it would not be to bring her back for a day, but to be featured in your mandatory beer chug montage. Can we make this happen? 😂

  • @trevgoldie
    @trevgoldie 3 года назад +2

    Boob sweat 4 Life! Great to meet you @thebrusho

  • @Dunk0The0Punk
    @Dunk0The0Punk 2 года назад +1

    Hi CH I just discovered your channel and have been binge watching your videos for a few days now, I have been using the BIAB method now for about a year with varying results and have never tried a 30 min Mash or Boil and quite fancy trying out this Pseudo BIAB recipe. Could you please give me a bit more recipe detail so I can scale the recipe to my equipment, I use Beer Smith, do you have an equipment profile and recipe I could use ? Cheers

  • @BanksBuilt
    @BanksBuilt 3 года назад +2

    I spent waaaay to much money building a 3 vessel system and I use my old faithful Grainfarher more often…

  • @partylikeahobbit235
    @partylikeahobbit235 3 года назад +2

    If you pour warm water on the side of your propane tank, you can feel the level of propane. No more weighing!

  • @tman9338
    @tman9338 3 года назад +2

    Been waiting for this BrajLord!! Ready to try a 10G Batch in 15G kettle. What is the max grain bill that will fit in 15G kettle ?? Max water I can add for mashing???

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      No clue! I haven't tried it yet. But i'm gonna figure this whole BIAB system out!

    • @kevinfidler8074
      @kevinfidler8074 3 года назад +1

      I brew with 15g kettles and Im also not sure how much grains they can hold, I will say I usually use around 11 gallons of water and have used 20 pounds of grains with room to spare.

    • @tman9338
      @tman9338 3 года назад

      @@kevinfidler8074 Thank you will keep checking because I try to make higher gravity IPA’s and my grain bill is 30 lbs for 10G batch

    • @kevinfidler8074
      @kevinfidler8074 3 года назад +2

      @@tman9338 You're welcome. You could always work your way up, 20lbs, 25lbs, etc and see if it looks like 30lbs will fit. Keep in mind water loss too, both from steam and from the grains soaking up water. Good luck!

    • @tman9338
      @tman9338 3 года назад

      @@kevinfidler8074 So did u use a pulley, ladder or a friend to pull bag?? Also where did u get grate to squeeze/drain bag of extra sugar???

  • @jmsnystrom
    @jmsnystrom 2 года назад +1

    Mash temp control is Scary whit BIAB!

  • @hectortopete7982
    @hectortopete7982 3 года назад +3

    FIRST, yea collab!

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      late upload, but thank you for being here!

  • @cheltennf
    @cheltennf 3 года назад +1

    TIL to ferment in a keg (mind blown)! Hey CH what pressure do you set your spunding valve at during fermentation?

  • @chefprov
    @chefprov 3 года назад

    Great video 😎👍

  • @johnnybigpotato2404
    @johnnybigpotato2404 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for all your great videos! Really wanna start all grain brews and get away from LME. Would like to know details since I am on a retired budget as well. Like.. Brew Bag? Where to get cheap? What size is it considered? Cheap alternatives like maybe Net Laundry Bag? Some dude told me to use Paint Strainers, which is cool for Hop Pellets.. but not grain bags. Insight and some tips would be super more awesomer bro! Stuck with 5 gallon batches for now. THANKS!
    PS. Lot's of us old retired farts out here tryna do this $#!T on a super lean budget too bro. ;)

  • @batchbrewingco.6569
    @batchbrewingco.6569 3 года назад +1

    Chaotic! ..

  • @paulywill
    @paulywill Год назад +1

    How does the cooler chiller hook up?

  • @thomashood3748
    @thomashood3748 2 года назад +1

    What is a good average efficiency with biab vs sparging?

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  2 года назад

      Whatever it takes to hit your desired OG

  • @partyshirtproductions5774
    @partyshirtproductions5774 3 года назад +2

    More Brajo Cbad clips

  • @shoelacesarebad
    @shoelacesarebad 3 года назад +1

    BIAB would have made homebrewing so much easier to join 5 years ago

  • @isayovids
    @isayovids 3 года назад +1

    It’ll clear out in 2-3 weeks by itself in the keg

  • @FoScoJo
    @FoScoJo 3 года назад +1

    There wasn't any mention of the bag touching the bottom and melting when the flame is on. What did you do to mitigate that possibility?

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      We killed the heat at 160F, added grains and bag, and then pulled the bag out when we fired the gas back on

    • @FoScoJo
      @FoScoJo 3 года назад

      @@HOMEBREW4LIFE Sorry, I'll clarify. The BruShow guy said that if the temp drops too far he just turns the heat back on to raise it, but didn't mention anything about possibly melting the bag which could happen.

    • @TheBruSho
      @TheBruSho 3 года назад +1

      @@FoScoJo you could lift the bag and secure with a clamp if your worried about burning it. But should only need to turn the heat on for a minute or two to get back temp

  • @DanielJAudette
    @DanielJAudette Год назад +1

    Based off your convo at the end could it also be that your tastes have changed

  • @-Spasser-
    @-Spasser- 2 года назад

    Nice vids You reached Denmank
    New brewer looking in 🙂

  • @isayovids
    @isayovids 3 года назад +1

    What’s the water to grain ratio? That’s my biggest question about BIAB

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      We started with 6 gallons and ended up with 4.5 gallons using 8lbs of grain. And then a 30 minute boil

  • @SkremoMcThrftsto
    @SkremoMcThrftsto Год назад +1

    I was a little confused about the part at the end of the 30 minute boil when he pulled out the bag and said something about getting it to 170F for "mash out". But I'm a BEGINNER beginner, so this is probably standard shit?

  • @nokar999
    @nokar999 3 года назад +1

    If it wasn't for BIAB I'd be doing extract still. Too lazy for traditional all grain.
    Shoutout to the coffee braj (forgot his name) who you did a podcast with a while ago for introducing it to me. I switched over to BIAB after that video.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +1

      Ha, that's my buddy Mondo. Cheers!

  • @by1310
    @by1310 Год назад +1

    Mega man

  • @MasoThings
    @MasoThings 3 года назад +1

    Video idea. Put the Foundry to the "all in one system" test. One I wanted to do but never have time. After chilling wort. Just use it as a fermenter.
    EDIT: Just saw the 80s RETRO | black T shirt. How can I not....

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      Yeah you can definetely BIAB with the foundry. I'd just start it with all 7 gallons of water at strike. Cheers Maso!

    • @MasoThings
      @MasoThings 3 года назад

      I know BIAB with the foundry. I'm saying after chilling wort. No transfer to fermenter . Put airlock where the circulating arm goes. Clamp it down. Ferment.

  • @ldt_
    @ldt_ 3 года назад +2

    I am appalled.... a flip phone?!

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад +2

      I've never slept better since I went back to it!

  • @aubreyowen5146
    @aubreyowen5146 Год назад +1

    Say that again 3 times fast! Lol!

  • @42gilligan
    @42gilligan 2 года назад +2

    Wish ya explained a bit more...

  • @johnnyo3478
    @johnnyo3478 3 года назад +1

    Mash out step not necessary for full volume BIAB. Conversion stops when you pull the bag. Use the minutes I just saved you wisely, mon ami.

  • @script_bandit
    @script_bandit 3 года назад +1

    TIL: I use the same scale as H4L

  • @drewg3499
    @drewg3499 3 года назад +1

    Hey CH , Doing a brew to bag vid tomorrow up up here in Canada on "All Beer Inside" inspired by yer shit braj!! Hopefully we can collab one day to inspire others to start brewing and keep brewing...keep it up braj,... later Drew

    • @drewg3499
      @drewg3499 3 года назад

      damn should read "grain to glass" vid...my bad Cheers Drew..we will be bagging it.

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      heck yeah Drew, cheers!

  • @benedwards2566
    @benedwards2566 4 месяца назад +1

    Why are you squeezing the grain bag?!

  • @indiekiduk
    @indiekiduk 3 года назад +1

    Looks like Grainfather has been writing the public hairs found in bags fake reviews again

  • @MikeP350
    @MikeP350 3 года назад +1

    I like the idea of BIAG, but I'm too cheap to buy the bags and extra grain for every batch!! Plus skipping a sparge feels like a crime to me. Yea yea I know....you pour hot water over the bag, but we all know that's not doing much extraction, just makes you feel a little better about wasting grain. Combo's ultra was the shit by the way.... fucking loved killer instinct SNES. ULTRA, ULTRA ULTRA.......

    • @HOMEBREW4LIFE
      @HOMEBREW4LIFE  3 года назад

      Nice catch Mike! And no you don't have to use a new bag every time

  • @wrwarnerhall
    @wrwarnerhall Год назад +1

    I'm so lost, 30min mash and 1 week fermentation. Must be missing something.