some biab info

[artyb]

Edit: Moved to correct forum!

lots of good reading here, :party:


http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/i ... ntry150373

 

[jonboymentalhealth]

This makes for interesting reading what are ppls opinions on this compared to traditional methods?

 

[Muddy Funker]

This makes for interesting reading what are ppls opinions on this compared to traditional methods?

I'd only heard of this method via this forum a few weeks ago.
I asked the question is it viable to which the answer was yes.
With this method I've been able to go AG quicker than I could've believed!

If you've done a couple of kits and already have a few bits ie: keg, bottles, syphon, fv all you need to do is build a boiler and have the means to insulate it. Oh and get a large grain bag.
My first AG is still in the fv but I brewed it with the biab method and have my fingers crossed for a good result.

If you want to go AG on a budget and are limited for space and cash I'd seriously look into this.

I'm new to AG and this method so am looking forward to hearing the pros and cons.

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