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  1. ianh

    Grain Bulk Buy Tassie

    Looking at whats not picked up and the order would suggest that Spork and BrewRick are the ones who have not pick their stuff up.
  2. ianh

    Kit And Extract Beer Spreadsheet

    The spreadsheet was originally developed to give me a better understanding of formulas and how changing the parameters affected the brew. The HCF was included because some K & E brewers were only boiling hops in small volumes and the Garetz formula was the only one to incorporate a volume...
  3. ianh

    Half of Tasmanians are Illiterate, official

    The other half came from Interstate/Overseas
  4. ianh

    Grain Bulk Buy Tassie

    Paid. Thanks HJ cheers Ian
  5. ianh

    Guide to Yeast great resource

    Thanks for the info. BRY-97 is directly under Wyeast for some reason.
  6. ianh

    Grain Bulk Buy Tassie

    Still in - would like to add 1kg Northern Brewer HNTB1 $21 1kg Fuggles HUKF1 $29 and also if I may change the bag of Joe White Munich to Best Vienna 1620 $35 many thanks Ian
  7. ianh

    Grain Bulk Buy Tassie

    Thanks Hugh for picking this up. I would assume the freight is based on 40 bags of grain. So you would need to add some for freight on the hops otherwise you will finish up short. cheers Ian
  8. ianh

    How many litres did you brew - 2013?

    2011 brewed 770 litres stock 220 litres 2012 brewed 814 litres stock 144 litres 2013 brewed 858 litres stock 128 litres The more you brew the quicker it seems to evaporate.
  9. ianh

    Free open course on the chemistry of beer

    I'm in and will look at joining the group when course starts. Have a bit of a start on most of you guys as I was a chemist during my working life but not with that organic stuff.
  10. ianh

    Kit And Extract Beer Spreadsheet

    Have no problems with that, just reference it back to this thread. cheers Ian
  11. ianh

    Kit And Extract Beer Spreadsheet

    You are welcome and welcome to the forum.
  12. ianh

    Grain Bulk Buy Tassie

    Sad to hear about this, the last bulk you will be organising but can fully understand. Hopefully someone in Launceston will pick up the running. Wish you all the best with the brewery and all the best to you and your family for the coming festive season. Will no doubt catch up sometime...
  13. ianh

    Tap left open on the fermenter

    I mark/paint the top of the tap in the closed position so a quick eyeball tells me its on or off. Reduces the number of times it occurs.
  14. ianh

    Understanding Hop Bitterness

    If you Google beer balance you will get more info. One Link There is also a chart. The chart and beer balance are calculated in my spreadsheet a sticky in the forum. cheers Ian
  15. ianh

    Understanding Hop Bitterness

    If you have the same IBU for the lower OG brew then the bitterness will increase. Thus you need to decrease the IBUs to obtain the same balance.
  16. ianh

    Grain Bulk Buy Tassie

    Don't see Heritage on the list?
  17. ianh

    Grain Bulk Buy Tassie

    1 - Spork 2 x Maris Otter 2 - ianh 1 x Simpsons Maris Otter 1400 1 x Simpsons Golden Promise 1401 1 x Joe White Munich 1030 1kg x Styrian Goldings HSTY1 1kg x EK Goldings HEKG1 1kg x CZ Saaz HCZS1 1kg x Challenger HCHA1
  18. ianh

    irish red

    Guidelines are from BJCP and can be found here Alternatively they are in my spreadsheet which is a sticky on the kits and Extract Forum
  19. ianh

    dry malt versus liquid malt

    When I did extract used Dry Malt as I found it much easier to handle and store. Used to buy 20kg bags now about $125 then store it in 20 1kg bags vacuum seal or zip seal.
  20. ianh

    irish red

    Irish red Ale Appearance: Amber to deep reddish copper color (most ex- amples have a deep reddish hue). Clear. Low off-white to tan colored head. Aroma: Low to moderate malt aroma, generally caramel-like but occasionally toasty or toffee-like in nature. May have a light buttery character...
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