BIAB question for a noob

[grmski]

This is a link to the biabrewer walkthrough of the maxi biab technique

- apologies for the off site link mods but in the interest of encouraging a fellow brewer to not give up its a good source of information.

http://biabrewer.info/viewtopic.php?t=352

 

[suffolk]

hmm i see i think ill have to give this a miss then its getting expensive im up to �£211 now cant really do that much guess im stuck with kits for now

If it is too expensive at the moment you could move up to Extract rather than kits

 

[Druncan]

If it is too expensive at the moment you could move up to Extract rather than kits

That's all I'm actually doing at the moment,,,:whistle: 25kg jerrycans of Muntons HLME, dry hopping and I legally sell the end product. I steep crystal malts and use dark LME to get other flavours from my 19l SS induction pan and use a 2.4kw induction hob with temperature control. Now got a 15l pressure cooker for hop tea and LME as my current new system. Great fun and my beers sell fine. Just can't keep up with the demand.
I will get to BIAB in the future though. Just enjoying my simple brewing so much at the moment:thumb:

 

[clarkeuk]

Check this out
this is what I started with and would highly recommend it for £108 plus a all grain kit
http://www.thehomebrewcompany.co.uk/bmz_cache/3/3b27fdd3bfa397887bfd51fcf3dcfa89.image.460x550.jpg

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[The Baron]

Hi
Try this biab-starter-kit-peco-boiler-chiller-mashing-bag-mash-kit-p-2507 at homebrew company co .uk £96 all in for a brew in the bag set up and a free all grain kit of your choice aswell
I use this with full volume and no sparge and always get my OG so do not lose a lot of efficiency(I do not sparge as I have been having problems with Grainy/astringency taste)
The set up works really well ideal for starting AG

 

[The Baron]

Sorry Clarkeuk did not see you had posted the same