Extra Large Brew In a Bag Nylon Straining Bag – XL For Sale
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- Nylon straining bag 29 x 29
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- Drawstring closure on top
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Description
This Xtra Large BIAB Nylon Bag is approximately 29 x 29 . It features a drawstring closure on the top to contain the grain when moving. Brew in a Bag (BIAB) all grain beer brewing is a new method for all grain brewing that originated in Australia. BIAB is an inexpensive way to for home brewers to transition to all grain or partial mash brewing. Brewers also enjoy brew in a bag methods for the shorter setup, brewing and cleanup times. The concept behind “brew in a bag” is to move to all grain brewing with minimal extra equipment, setup or time. The BIAB method involves using a grain bag set in the brew pot to mash the grains, followed by a sparge step where the bag is removed from the pot and the remaining wort is boiled as you would any other beer. While less efficient than traditional methods, you can easily compensate for this by using a little more grain in the mash.
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- Nylon straining bag 29 x 29
- Drawstring closure on top
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Description
This Xtra Large BIAB Nylon Bag is approximately 29 x 29 . It features a drawstring closure on the top to contain the grain when moving. Brew in a Bag (BIAB) all grain beer brewing is a new method for all grain brewing that originated in Australia. BIAB is an inexpensive way to for home brewers to transition to all grain or partial mash brewing. Brewers also enjoy brew in a bag methods for the shorter setup, brewing and cleanup times. The concept behind “brew in a bag” is to move to all grain brewing with minimal extra equipment, setup or time. The BIAB method involves using a grain bag set in the brew pot to mash the grains, followed by a sparge step where the bag is removed from the pot and the remaining wort is boiled as you would any other beer. While less efficient than traditional methods, you can easily compensate for this by using a little more grain in the mash.
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