Reminder: When you add the amount that you brewed, don't forget to add it to the previous amount that was brewed
Reminder: This is for BREWED beer in 2010---not 2009, not what you drank, not what your friend brewed, not what your Mom brewed, etc.
I hit 100 gallons of homebrew in 09. This year I hope to hit 125-150 range. Today is a back to back brew with 2 different 5 gallon recipes, A French Brown ale and a Smoked Porter.
S**t it is cold in my garage 20F...
__________________ Next: . Primary: American Brown, American Pumpkin Ale, American Stout On Tap: Citra Pale Ale, Trappist Pale Ale. Aging: Dark Strong, Barley Wine, Bo Pils & Sam Adams Boston lager clone.
I rather owe you a dollar than cheat you out of it.."Dad"
I am looking to brew as much as I can in 2010. Moving to San Diego at the end of the month and I am very excited as I will get to do much more outdoor brewing. Just bought 3 keggles and 2 more burners.
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"Kölsch is the only language one can drink" - Anon
"Good people drink good beer" - Hunter S. Thompson
How many gallons of homebrew in 2010?
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