What is the best electronic recipe compilers?

[caerleon]

I have brew mate, but as im finding it is full of american available grains etc.

Does anyone use one more for UK users? If so can you link it please.

Thanks,
Caerleon

 

[markp]

I use BeerSmith.....there is also ProMash.
Not forgetting GW's BeerEngine too (this is free).

Anything that is not in the inventory, you can manually add.

 

[richc]

hopvilles brew calculus is online, free and works well for me at the moment....

www.hopville.com

 

[chrisp]

Hopville for me also :thumb:

 

[Mark1964]

Beer engine works fine

 

[adrianmole72]

Even though I'm not starting AG until January, I've been using Brewmate to "design" recipes, and find that fairly simple to use, and I'm dim...

Stephen

 

[caerleon]

Thanks all for the replies - i will investigate and find out which works well for me.

Cheers,
C :

 

[snail59]

I use the forum's own recipe maker engine type thingamy widgit.

 

[caerleon]

I use the forum's own recipe maker engine type thingamy widgit.

Good point - i missed it had one totally

 

[dennisking]

I find GW`s beer engine very easy to use. And it`s free

 

[jamesb]

I use QBrew... because I like to be different.

Should be buying Beersmith or Promash soon as I'm coming up against QBrew's limitations in my other life.