SharpsRifle
Grandmaster Brewer
My top request is still a parti-gyle feature.
I would really like to see it calc for 1/2 and 1/2, 1/3 and 2/3 and for a true old fashioned parti-gyle where you take first, second and maybe third runnings rather than targeted volumes.
When I upgrade my mash tun I may try making three beers from one grain bill. I need a much bigger mash tun for that or the second batch will suffer and the third batch will be like budweiser.
As an added and much needed bonus, if it could predict the characteristics of each gyle, gravity, color and anything else pertinent, then spin off a linked recipe for each gyle so that you could keep the hop additions and what not in the specific recipe.
Extra special bonus if you could tell it you were going to add grain between sessions.
I just did this with a brew I did a couple nights ago. I was flying blind.
I could have made up another recipe and just added two row until I had my expected gravity, then threw in the additional grain but that is a lot to do while in the middle of an all night brew session.
Right now I just put a lot of information in the notes section with gravity, additions, hop schedules and maybe taste and color notes from each beer I get.
I would really like to see it calc for 1/2 and 1/2, 1/3 and 2/3 and for a true old fashioned parti-gyle where you take first, second and maybe third runnings rather than targeted volumes.
When I upgrade my mash tun I may try making three beers from one grain bill. I need a much bigger mash tun for that or the second batch will suffer and the third batch will be like budweiser.
As an added and much needed bonus, if it could predict the characteristics of each gyle, gravity, color and anything else pertinent, then spin off a linked recipe for each gyle so that you could keep the hop additions and what not in the specific recipe.
Extra special bonus if you could tell it you were going to add grain between sessions.
I just did this with a brew I did a couple nights ago. I was flying blind.
I could have made up another recipe and just added two row until I had my expected gravity, then threw in the additional grain but that is a lot to do while in the middle of an all night brew session.
Right now I just put a lot of information in the notes section with gravity, additions, hop schedules and maybe taste and color notes from each beer I get.