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[Sharkman]

The local brew club has tasked me with giving a presentation on "technoldogy in brewing".As a part of that, I would like to include a list of helpful web sites.Other than here and www.howtobrew.com, what are some brewing sites that you all frequent and would recommend? Help me out here :cheers:Jay

[Cliff Claven]

https://www.brewheads.com/calc.phphttps://www.brew365.com/

[BarelyBrews]

I like https://www.beerpal.com/ for keeping track of all my commercial beers i have tried( that i remember) , and i use https://www.tastybrew.com/for my calculations.

[Thirsty]

I always mock up recipes on www.tastybrew.com and mrmalty is also a great reference, but the dont forget about the public house!

[Big Nake]

I agree on Tastybrew.com. I have Promash and Beertools but I like the simplicity of picking my style, batch size, volume, grains and hops and not worrying about some of the smaller things. I think they have more going on there than just the calculator... recipes, a forum (possibly) and some other stuff. Cheers.

[Sharkman]

Thanks Guys!Keep them coming.Any Podcasts that you recommend?

[chuck_d]

Shameless plug for Diesel's Brewing Spreadsheet when it comes to "technology in brewing" :cheers:Also, if you're looking for links that describe most of the formulas/data used in the spreadsheet, then...Formulas page

[BarelyBrews]

I sometimes try this site also,https://hbd.org/brewery/. It has a ton of recipes, and recipe calculators .But i prefer the simplicity of tastybrew.They do have a beer forum also. Have never joined myself.https://hbd.org/brewery/

Edited by Kegdude, 08 September 2009 - 03:21 AM.

[DubbelEntendre]

I like the Brewing Network for podcasts; especially the Jamil Show and Brew Strong. wortomatic.com is good for beer gadgetry.

[Darterboy]

I like the Brewing Network for podcasts; especially the Jamil Show and Brew Strong. wortomatic.com is good for beer gadgetry.

+ Eleventy for the BN, even that "other show" The Brewcasters deserve a lot of credit for the excellent beer I'm currently producing.https://www.recipator.com for recipe formulationI, too, use the calculators at brewheads.com for batch sparging.Don't forget Denny Conn's excellent site explaining batch sparging: https://hbd.org/cascade/dennybrew/