![]() ![]() There are lots of calculators including more obscure ones like weighing your kegs to let you know how many litres/pints you have left in it (really useful for cornie owners I would of thought). Other adjustments can be made to colour, bitterness, ABV and O.G. It tells you how close to the range you are. ![]() It already contains styles so you can gauge your recipe against these. You only have to dial in the gravity you want for your recipe and it automatically adjust the fermentables to achieve it. Another feature that simplifies recipe creation is the gravity adjuster. You see an American recipe you like, just type it in and change the measurements from oz to g. Same thing for recipes in different weights. and warns about your equipment set up needs to be checked to ensure your liquour quantities are still correct. You can type in any recipe then change the brew length and it automatically updates the grain bill etc. One of the most fantastically helpful things in the software is its scaling feature. I put a question on the Beersmith forum and (much like this forum) got a very quick reply that told me how to change the figure to 3 decimal places. It was possible to open this up again to see what the exact amount was but annoying all the same. For example I was irritated that when dealing in weights at Kg level any figures such as 323g would be displayed as. It is highly customisable (is that a real word or some Americanism?). I have used it for around a month now and decided to buy because It just did everything I wanted.
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