After you brew on your own system a few times, you can make precise adjustments to ensure you consistently and accurately hit your numbers. If you’re unsure about your specific equipment profile, Brewer’s Friend has several pre-loaded profiles to choose from (BIAB, Anvil, Grainfather, etc.). Setting up your default equipment profile is an important step to make sure you calculate your numbers accurately. You can use gallons, liters, or a mix if you prefer (for you Canadians). Within your profile, you’ll need to specify your equipment, water, and default units. User Profileīefore you start creating and editing recipes, the first step is to create your user profile. From the mash and boil, all the way to packaging, integrated and easy to use features make brewing calculations a breeze. Featuresīrewer’s Friend has everything you need to design a beer recipe. This option is great for homebrewing clubs and professional brewers looking to collaborate on recipes.įor our review, we’re taking a look at the most popular option, the Premium subscription. Premium Plus: All of the premium features, plus the ability to create groups and edit recipes with other users. Advertisement free and full integration of brewing devices. Premium: Unlimited number of recipes in the cloud.
And you can’t integrate brewing devices such as a Tilt hydrometer. Trial: Free to sign up and can save up to 5 recipes in the cloud. If you’re not sure about committing to a subscription, we recommend trying out the free Trial membership to get to know if the software is right for you. Hands-on Reviewīrewer’s Friend has a few tiers of memberships. Many added resources, like water chemistry and priming sugar calculators, round out the website for a full user experience. Along with the recipe designer, Brewer’s Friend is a web-based community where brewers can share, critique, and discuss recipes.
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