Tag: beeralchemy

Kent Place Software today announced the release of BeerAlchemy 1.5, a major update to its beer recipe creation and archiving tool for Mac OS X. Version 1.5 improves the recipe management facilities of BeerAlchemy and extends it to the handling of batches. Batches are now fully integrated into the easy-to-use, folder-based, recipe management system.

Kent Place Software today announced the release of BeerAlchemy 1.3, the latest version of its beer recipe creation and archiving tool for Mac OS X. Version 1.3 improves the existing file import facility by adding support for recipes in the popular .rec format. It also extends the already extensive built-in brewing tools by adding a tool to calculate the nutritional properties of beer and another to help brewers calculate the effect of evaporation losses during the boil.

Kent Place Software today announced the release of BeerAlchemy 1.2, its beer recipe creation and archiving tool for Mac OS X. As well as allowing brewers to take their recipes with them on their iPods, this new release of BeerAlchemy also offers ingredient inventory management and a revamped way of handling batches. BeerAlchemy requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later and is priced at US$29.95.

Kent Place Software today announced the release of BeerAlchemy 1.1, its beer recipe creation and archiving tool for Mac OS X. As well as introducing native support for Intel-based Macs, this release supports the import of recipes in the open BeerXML format and introduces a “novel approach” to ingredient shopping. Many existing features of the program have also been substantially improved based on user feedback.

Kent Place Software today announced the first release of BeerAlchemy, a new beer recipe creation and archiving tool for Macintosh. BeerAlchemy aims to make creating great beers easier. It offers recipe formulation tools to give the brewer immediate feedback on how changes they make will affect their finished beers, and helps the brewer keep organized by storing all their recipes in a familiar folder-based system.