Record/recipe/method sheets

[AdamC]

Sorry for yet another noob question. Hopefully I'll be able to help offer some advice back once I've got some experience under my belt!

Does anyone have an example of some blank record sheets they use for brewing? Y'know - for keeping track of ingredients used, timings, temperatures etc in order to recreate the same brew again.

 

[jamesb]

I just use notes in my brewing software. And various scraps of paper that disappear/dissolve.

 

[corby_brewer]

I did print some off the other day, when i get home from work ill dig out the link and post it

 

[AdamC]

I did print some off the other day, when i get home from work ill dig out the link and post it

Cheers mate - much appreciated :)

 

[markp]

Like jamesb, I keep my notes on the software I use.

I'm only a relative newcommer to AG, and to the BeerSmith software I am using.....but, if you are in this for the long term I would certainly have a look at it (or something similar).

I'm still getting used to it tbh....but it is a very powerful piece of software and easily worth what I paid for the download.

It saves all the recipes you create, they are editable, it prints off a brew day schedule, has a notes section, recipe adjustment for different brew lengths/OG's...... etc etc

 

[llannige]

Another one for Beersmith,contains all I need for my records and calcs.Well worth the money too. :thumb:

 

[AdamC]

Consider BeerSmith purchased :)

 

[Aleman]

Or there is Promash

Or for the mac users Beer tools Pro

 

[Wez]

Beersmith here also, paper gets lost far too easily :thumb:

 

[corby_brewer]

Beersmith here also, paper gets lost far too easily :thumb:

i do use beersmith but i also keep paper copies of everything, which i keep in a ring binder in the brewery (SHED) just in case.

 

[AdamC]

BeerSmith is insane!! Downloaded and bought it last night. Incredible piece of software. Trying to get used to what half of it means :shock:

 

[markp]

BeerSmith is insane!! Downloaded and bought it last night. Incredible piece of software. Trying to get used to what half of it means :shock:

Hahaha.....I felt exactly the same for the first few days.
Don't worry too much......it will all start to make sense and I'm sure you'll be a happy brewer.