Hey All,
Its probably a story told before but for me... wow. Have worked my way up the ranks to 3v AG brewing and spent a fortune alone the way. Ive had some minor success and a heck of a lot of failure. I was on the cusp of giving up brewing for good when at the last minute my old man expressed a small interest in giving it a try. I thought 'stuff it' and so he and I spent about $200 together on a large pot, bag and a few other pipes, connectors and spoons/chemicals etc.
I am in just pure shock about it all. BIAB NO CHILL has given us some of the most delicious beers. Not only are these beers delicious but they are bright and hold a head to the bottom of the glass (of which said head is thick like a layer of cream with the tiniest bubbles I have ever seen). On top of this the two things I always HATED about 3v Brewing were sparging and chilling - BOTH of which are eliminated from the process under BIAB NO CHILL.
So anyone out there thinking of taking the plunge into AG brewing I can only recommend to you that you start with BIAB NC. Its cheap to setup, easy and fun to do and will yield you a quality of brew you couldnt possibly imagine.
Enjoy.
Its probably a story told before but for me... wow. Have worked my way up the ranks to 3v AG brewing and spent a fortune alone the way. Ive had some minor success and a heck of a lot of failure. I was on the cusp of giving up brewing for good when at the last minute my old man expressed a small interest in giving it a try. I thought 'stuff it' and so he and I spent about $200 together on a large pot, bag and a few other pipes, connectors and spoons/chemicals etc.
I am in just pure shock about it all. BIAB NO CHILL has given us some of the most delicious beers. Not only are these beers delicious but they are bright and hold a head to the bottom of the glass (of which said head is thick like a layer of cream with the tiniest bubbles I have ever seen). On top of this the two things I always HATED about 3v Brewing were sparging and chilling - BOTH of which are eliminated from the process under BIAB NO CHILL.
So anyone out there thinking of taking the plunge into AG brewing I can only recommend to you that you start with BIAB NC. Its cheap to setup, easy and fun to do and will yield you a quality of brew you couldnt possibly imagine.
Enjoy.