Is there a way to produce more detailed and specific beer reports. There is an option for an ABV report but it also takes into account currently fermenting beers which skews the report.
For QC purposes it would be great to be able to produce reports on OG, FG, ABV etc and to choose the batches included in the report.
The ABV report should only be batches which have been completed. The report will attempt to use the readings which are marked as starting/final gravity, but if no readings are marked as such it will fall back to the first/last readings as an alternative. This might be where the skew is coming from (and so can be resolved by marking a starting gravity and final gravity).
Regarding other reports, we do have the batch comparison report which is probably a good starting point if you havenāt already used, but it doesnāt let you pick the batches yourself. If youāve not seen this before, go to a batch of beer, then choose the āActionsā tab and there should be a button at the top-right of the tab labelled āCompare with recent batchesā. This report will automatically select recent batches of the same beer and allow you to compare the OG, FG (and entire fermentation graph), plus temperature and pH.
Hereās a screenshot of the kind of thing you can expect from the existing report.
Iāve added a feature request to the list for allowing you to choose the batches included in the report. If thereās any other metrics youād like specifically, please let me know, and Iāll add them into the request.
Thanks for your message. Since our last post, we did have a slight reshuffle of the Batch page to make the user experience a little smoother. The Batch Comparison tool can now be found under the āAnalysisā tab of a given batch. Provided youāve taken fermentation readings of this batch, you can then compare it against other batches of the same recipe for Temperature, pH & Gravity.
I hope that is useful and please let us know if you need any further help.
For some reason, its only showing the batch I click on (for example 1030) vs 1 specific batch (Which is always the same batch 1026) and not against all other batches. when I click compare 1026 it just shows it on its own. Is there something iām doing to cause this. All the batches have multiple readings and are with the same recipe.
Ah sure - so the only reason I can think of why the other batches arenāt appearing on there would be because the recipe is different (i.e. not a new version of a recipe which is what happens when you edit an existing one, but a new recipe entirely).
If you go to Production > View > All batches > that table includes the recipe used as one of the columns. If you filter that table by searching for the Beer name in the search box, and then glance down the list of the recipes used, are they all the same except for the version number at the end?
Ah yeah i see the problem now, half the batches i was trying to analyse havnt been fully completed which Luke already explained, and the other half are new/different batch size versions of the same recipe.
It would be great to be able to compare ABVs, attenuation etc for the same beer over different recipes as they are essentially the same product just different sizes.
Weve also been updating the recipes slightly in between batches due to ingredient specs and as we get used to the functionality and learn how to use Breww. This will most likely continue for us so the ability to choose batches for the reports will be really helpful once its updated.
Was just going to add a request for this but then found one already.
Weāre looking to get some more batch comparison reports done to keep an eye on our OG, FG, attenuation etc across mutliple batches.
I canāt currently find the batch comparison report mentioned above and Iām guessing itās because we donāt use the recipes feature within Breww?
Iāve added a vote for Freddieās last point though, if we could get some comparison of these data points between completed batches, similar to the ABV report that would be great.
Thanks Jack. Iāve renamed this thread to better describe it too, to help it gain more votes.
Yes, thatās right, if youāre not using recipes, you wonāt see the comparison button. We use the recipes to know which batches should be considered comparable.
Iād argue that comparison between recipe versions is the most important thing to compare. When bringing a new core beer into production, our recipe will often change 3-4 times to bring the data points closer to where weād like and comparison between these batches would be super useful.
Thanks
Thanks, Jack. Breww should compare between different versions of the same recipe, but there needs to be a recipe assigned to the batch for the button to show.