Do you keep your wine/beer making records online?

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Do you keep your wine/beer making records online?

fearoffours

2010年11月22日 04:54

I've been looking for a suitable way of keeping my wine records online, whereby I can simply tap in recipe details as I brew, SG during the ferment etc, and it logs these all as individual with the date so I can check back on the information quickly. at a later date.

I tried Evernote but found I might as well be keeping a word processing document for each brew.

Do you keep records online or electronically?

Topic record-keeping homebrew

Category Mac

Simon · Accepted Answer · 2010年11月22日 04:54

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Simon answered at 2010年11月22日 04:54

I have a copy of BeerSmith installed in a DropBox folder. Works great for keeping my recipes, records, stock etc. synced between by computers.

jsled · Accepted Answer · 2010年11月19日 00:53

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jsled answered at 2010年11月19日 00:53

I've started http://www.brew-journal.com/ … online, open-source. Feel free to join, run your own instance, contribute patches, &c.

arnemart · Accepted Answer · 2010年11月17日 15:34

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arnemart answered at 2010年11月17日 15:34

Personally I use desktop software (BeerAlchemy), but several of my friends swear by BeerCalc, made by a Danish homebrewing site -- it's pretty great for setting up and sharing recipes.

fearoffours · Accepted Answer · 2010年11月17日 12:10

I've just located Fermsoft's Online Wine Log which is great for wine brewers, though not really suitable for beer etc. The data entry is nice, but I'd have liked to have seen some analysis in the reports it produces, more like their offline software, Amphora.

Nicholas Trandem · Accepted Answer · 2010年11月10日 16:13

I love BrewBlogger. Not only can you store your recipes, but you can make a "brewblog" each time you brew to track tweaks and changes to that batch. It also will calculate ABV, IBU, and SRM for you based on your ingredients. You have to have your own hosting somewhere, but it works great and it's free. The two clubs I'm in have brewblogs here and here.

jscott · Accepted Answer · 2010年11月10日 12:55

I use Google Docs, their spreadsheet has enough functionality to do most calculations you could want. Should you need something more advanced, they allow you to build your own functions using javascript. The spreadsheets can be mutli-worksheet and you can export [if needed] in many common document formats.

Google also offers their Standard edition for domains/businesses for free. Sharing docs works great, even with users outside your [or gmail's] domain.

Edit:

There are free, public templates available such as this Home Brew Log available on the Google Docs Template site.

sgwill · Accepted Answer · 2010年11月10日 12:40

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sgwill answered at 2010年11月10日 12:40

I currently use Dropbox to store my recipes.

Do you keep your wine/beer making records online?

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