Homebrewing & Beer Calculators

Recipe and process math for all-grain and extract brewers: gravity and ABV, strike and sparge water, efficiency, hop bitterness, carbonation and yeast pitching rates, using the standard published brewing equations.

10 calculators in this category

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Beer ABV Calculator (OG & FG)
Work out alcohol by volume from original and final gravity using the simple and extended equations, plus ABW, apparent and real attenuation, and calories.
Strike Water Temperature Calculator
Find the strike water temperature and volume that hit your target mash temperature, plus the boiling-water infusion needed for a step mash or mash-out.
Mash & Sparge Water Volume Calculator
Work backwards from your target batch size to total brewing water, mash volume, sparge volume and pre-boil volume, with grain absorption and boil-off included.
Brewhouse Efficiency Calculator
Compare the gravity points you actually collected against the maximum your grain bill can give, and get mash efficiency, brewhouse efficiency and PPG achieved.
IBU Calculator (Tinseth)
Calculate IBUs for every hop addition with the Tinseth utilization model, see utilization by boil time and gravity, and get your BU:GU balance ratio.
Priming Sugar Calculator
Work out exactly how much corn sugar, table sugar, DME or honey to prime with, corrected for the CO2 already dissolved in your beer at its current temperature.
Keg Carbonation PSI Calculator
Find the CO2 pressure that holds your beer at a target carbonation for any keg temperature, read volumes back from a known psi, and size a balanced beer line.
Yeast Pitch Rate Calculator
Work out how many yeast cells your batch needs from its volume and gravity, how many packs that is at your pack's viability, and where one pack leaves you short.
Refractometer FG Correction Calculator
Turn a refractometer reading taken after fermentation into true final gravity, ABV and attenuation, using the Terrill equations and your wort correction factor.
Hydrometer Temperature Correction Calculator
Correct a hydrometer reading taken warm or cold back to its calibration temperature, and see how many gravity points the sample temperature cost you.

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