Record Keeping

[Interloper]

When doing K&K I used to use an ammended xcell sheet from Cascade...I now use Beersmith for logs for my AG, but the excell has a few handy things on it, enough data fields for KK with spec grains and additional hop additions. Also has cost breakdown from yield to compare to megaswill prices
feel free to have a look.

Nice one, thanks for uploading - I must upgrade from the notes I have in word and excel and scrawled all over the kitchen calendar in pen and pencil! I like your calculations, although I've never ever drunk anything from a can... if I can't bottle into it when I'm done I don't buy it

Cheers for sharing...

 

[muckey]

Flattery will get you nowhere!!

Still waiting to see your keg setup butters

 

[seemax]

Does anyone know of a software program that is freely available where I can record what, where and how I did that type of brew info for the computer

You can download trial versions of Promash, etc and decide if they are worth the money

OR


Try Brewsta at http://brewiki.org/ , it's free and part of sourceforge.net collection. There are also some recipes available for download.

 

[Josh]

I made my own brew calculator in excel using the calculations in "Designing Great Beers" by Ray Daniels.

I then record all my brews in a notebook. I'm happy with this set up.

 

[peas_and_corn]

Before I went AG the excel spreadsheet was fine- when I went AG promash was good to use- I have a folder to keep my records in.

 

[Capital Brewer]

Hi there

I have used Homebrew Kit Master for 27 brews, and I like it's no nonsense, easy reference style. Mind you, I base my brews on kits, and so this program may not suit all people.

My 2 cents anyway

Richard