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Offline Frankenbrew

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Re: What kind of efficiency can I expect
« Reply #15 on: January 15, 2015, 04:25:08 pm »


  Plus, at my age, running the number helps to keep my mind and math skills sharp.
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I agree. This is the best argument for doing it yourself.

UPDATE: First brew day with the new Maltmill went extremely well. I brewed a double batch of all-pilsner Kolsch. Target gravity was 1.050 calculated on BeerSmith at 75%. I ended up with a little over 9 gallons at 1.056, which is an efficiency of 78.9%. I topped it off with one gallon of water in the fermenter bringing up to just over ten gallons at 1.050. Perfect! I'm very happy with the new mill.

Thanks everyone!
Frank C.

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Re: What kind of efficiency can I expect
« Reply #16 on: January 15, 2015, 04:26:34 pm »


  Plus, at my age, running the number helps to keep my mind and math skills sharp.

I agree. This is the best argument for doing it yourself.

UPDATE: First brew day with the new Maltmill went extremely well. I brewed a double batch of all-pilsner Kolsch. Target gravity was 1.050 calculated on BeerSmith at 75%. I ended up with a little over 9 gallons at 1.056, which is an efficiency of 78.9%. I topped it off with one gallon of water in the fermenter bringing up to just over ten gallons at 1.050. Perfect! I'm very happy with the new mill.

Thanks everyone!
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that's great-congrats.
Ken- Chagrin Falls, OH
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