[Steve Ruch]

Is there a way to tell how many carbs are in my homebrew?

[denny]

Is there a way to tell how many carbs are in my homebrew?

Try this
https://byo.com/article/counting-calories-carbs/#:~:text=Subtract%20the%20ash%20from%20the,0.1g%2F100%20mL).

[erockrph]

I'm not sure about Beersmith or other recipe apps, but Brewer's Friend gives you an estimate of calories and grams of carbohydrates in the recipe builder.

[BrewBama]

Mr Good Beer: http://www.mrgoodbeer.com/carb-cal.shtml

[HopDen]

My bathroom scale does a damn good job!! 

[Kevin]

Beersmith will give you a carb estimate.

[goose]

Beersmith will give you a carb estimate.

+1

[Drewch]

As will Brewfather.

[duncan]

Is there a way to tell how many carbs are in my homebrew?

The March/April '24 Zymurgy that published last week has a piece on Low-Carb beers, which includes information on determining the level of carbs. It's called "The Art and Science of Low-Carb Beers" by Samuel Loader (page 44).

Link to the issue: https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/zymurgy-magazine/march-april-2024/

[denny]

Is there a way to tell how many carbs are in my homebrew?

The March/April '24 Zymurgy that published last week has a piece on Low-Carb beers, which includes information on determining the level of carbs. It's called "The Art and Science of Low-Carb Beers" by Samuel Loader (page 44).

Link to the issue: https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/zymurgy-magazine/march-april-2024/

Good to see Sam writing for Zymurgy. He's really knowledgeable as well as being a great guy.

[Steve Ruch]

Is there a way to tell how many carbs are in my homebrew?

The March/April '24 Zymurgy that published last week has a piece on Low-Carb beers, which includes information on determining the level of carbs. It's called "The Art and Science of Low-Carb Beers" by Samuel Loader (page 44).

Link to the issue: https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/zymurgy-magazine/march-april-2024/

I was thinking about maybe doing something on low carb homebrewing, but I guess not now. Oh well, on to something else.

[chumley]

I am looking forward to receiving the issue and reading the article. A couple of years ago I went on a low carb diet and lost 40 lbs. For beer I drank mostly Michelob Ultra at 2.5 g of carbs per can. I got tired of drinking Michelob Ultra and went back to drinking normal beer. I haven't gained any weight back, but I haven't lost any either. I would love to be able to brew a 2.5 g carb/12 oz. version of some of my favorite beers.