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The grain bill for this recipe provides for a full bodied beer with lots of haze. If you want to adjust your water to match the exact profile we are using, here are the targets that we prepared using beersmith recipe creation software. The first thing you're going to want to do is add 8 gallons of water to a brewing kettle. Scroll further down to see the detailed instructions. If you're the type who would rather watch a video than read, here you go. First things first though, we brewed this beer using Clawhammer's 10 gallon kettle with a 240 volt controller.

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If you're looking for a tutorial on how to brew beer, specifically, the milkshake IPA style, you're in the right place. Big bodied, sweet beers aren't really the type of beers the folks in our office like to drink. Honestly, our expectations for this milkshake IPA were low. ApMilkshake IPA Recipe - How to Brew Beer

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Beersmith 2 Activation Key Related Beer Brewing Articles from BeerSmith: Enjoy this Article? You'll Love Our BeerSmith Software!ĭon't make another bad batch of beer! Give BeerSmith a try - you'll brew your best beer ever.This blog provides information for educational purposes only.

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Also check out the How to Brew Video series I shot with John Palmer if you want to learn more about all grain brewing. Be sure to sign up for my newsletter or my podcast (also on itunes…and youtube…and streaming radio station) for more great tips on homebrewing. Thanks for joining me on the BeerSmith Home Brewing Blog. I will be posting a series of articles and short videos on the BeerSmith blog in the coming weeks so please check back for tips on using new features in BeerSmith 2.3! This release incorporates many hundreds of updates, fixes and enhancements to make your brewing day easier, and I would like to thank the many dozens of testers who contributed to this release over the last few months as well as thousands of people who provided suggestions, data and ideas for the update. You can view the detailed features post here and the full change log here in detail.

A large number of bug fixes, usability enhancements, and recipe editing features to make the program easier to use.

An improved brewing engine that can integrate hop additions as gravity changes in the boil as well as carry over unused hops into the whirlpool for long whirlpool or “no chill” brewing.

The ability to lock/unlock recipes for editing.

Support for CO2 as well as isomerized hop extract additions.

Proper late sugar additions for all grain, as well as a separate mash gravity and mash efficiency estimation.

Support for wide screen monitors including many resizable dialogs.

Simplified recipe editing that makes it easier to create and adjust recipes including things like copy/paste/undo, the ability to add/delete multiple items at once, proper keyboard shortcuts and focus handling, and more.

Mash pH estimation and acid adjustments built into the recipe editor along with improved water analysis.

A new “Session” tab that consolidates brewing session data in one place and makes it easy to compare planned vs actual readings.

I’ve posted a detailed post of the features here! Also I have a detailed guide here on using the new water analysis and mash pH tools.