How many gallons of Homebrew in 2012?

Pavlov · Mar 1, 2012

5 Irish Stout

7658.5

Coohang · Mar 1, 2012

10 of nut brown ale, 10 Boston lager, 10 moose drool clone

7688.5

Rubes · Mar 1, 2012

5 Warsteiner clone, 5 Yoopers pale ale and 5 Edworts Kolsch

7703.5

GDRMaille · Mar 1, 2012

4.5 of English Brown Ale, 3 of my own cider recipe

7711

1Q84 · Mar 1, 2012

+5 ipa

7716

Kate00 · Mar 2, 2012

+5.5 gal Belgian Tripel

7716+5.5=7721.5

culaslucas · Mar 2, 2012

+5.5 gal Belgian IPA

7721.5+5.5=

7727!

jamoke · Mar 2, 2012

5 gallons Blonde Ale
5 gallons Robust Porter
5 gallons American Amber

7727 + 15 =

7742

pvtschultz · Mar 2, 2012

5 gallons of Classic American Pilsner

7742 + 5 = 7747

wilfonzo · Mar 2, 2012

+ 5 RasBari Wheat

= 7752

scsnick · Mar 2, 2012

5 gal oatmeal stout
5 gal honey brown
5 gal Irish red

7752+15= 7767 total

JSherwood · Mar 2, 2012

+5 gal of RIS

= 7772 gallons.

LiquidLunch5211 · Mar 2, 2012

+5 Oatmeal Stout = 7777

beernut70 · Mar 2, 2012

+3 Chocolate Milk Stout = 7780

LumberjackJohn · Mar 2, 2012

+5 English Bitter

7716+5= 7721

anonymouslyyours · Mar 2, 2012

+ 5 Gallon "Orange Ale"
+ 5 Gallon "Tornado Wheat"

7721+10= 7731

QuickSilver08 · Mar 2, 2012

+5g - IIPA

7731 + 5 = 7736

cossacks19 · Mar 2, 2012

IPA + Evil Twin=7741

cossacks19 · Mar 2, 2012

cossacks19 said:
IPA + Evil Twin=7741

Sorry those were both 5 gallon batches.

Raenon · Mar 2, 2012

beernut70 said:
+3 Chocolate Milk Stout = 7780

Guys need to check the most recent posts... keep getting someone picking up a page behind and resetting a day of additions.
7780 + 25 from the four posts above me, and + 5 irish red ale =

7810

Gunrunner · Mar 2, 2012

6 gallons of Steam Beer =7816

sclabrl · Mar 2, 2012

My first brew....

5 gal

Brings the total to 7821

rsklhm10 · Mar 2, 2012

5 gallons of cream ale =

7826

jotakah · Mar 2, 2012

7.5 gallons of Scotch Ale

=

7833.5

RJS · Mar 2, 2012

Oktoberfest 1/8/12
5 gallons

porter- 1/16/12
5 gallons

Saison-1/30/12
5 gallons

Foreign Extra Stout-2/8/12
5 gallons

Dubbel- 2/14/12
5 gallons

Cali. Common- 2/20/12
5 gallons

Golden Strong- 2/29/12
10 gallons

7833.5 + 40= 7873.5

going to take next week off.

RJS · Mar 2, 2012

i just edited my math like 5 times.

thetragichero · Mar 3, 2012

7833.5 + 4 (rye ipa i never put here) + 3.5 (maris otter/cascade SMaSH pale ale i just brewed) = 7841

Pint_destroyer · Mar 3, 2012

+ 5gl blonde V_2
=7846

BillyBock · Mar 3, 2012

5 gallons of APA with leftover Chinook.

7851

Vellum · Mar 3, 2012

+5 gallons marzen.
7856

webgodhog · Mar 3, 2012

+5 gallons cascade harvest blonde
7861

ButcherBoy · Mar 3, 2012

Nut Brown Ale - all grain

7861 + 5 = 7866

Drewpah · Mar 3, 2012

ButcherBoy said:
Nut Brown Ale - all grain

7861 + 5 = 7866

7866 + 5 saison + 5 3C's IPA = 7876

peterson82 · Mar 3, 2012

5 g ESB....

7881

naristov · Mar 3, 2012

5g Irish Stout

7881 + 5 = 7886

daveooph131 · Mar 3, 2012

Brewed 5g of a rye pale ale tonight = 7891

Mysticmead · Mar 4, 2012

brewed 32 gallons of mead today...
7923

karmak · Mar 4, 2012

Better add mine to the tally...

IPA
English Bitter
Apfelwein
Cream Ale
Pumpkin Ale

@ 5 gallons each

7923+25=7948

spearko520 · Mar 4, 2012

+5 flanders pale ale
7948 + 5 = 7953

JonGrafto · Mar 4, 2012

spearko520 said:
+5 flanders pale ale
7948 + 5 = 7953

+10 First all grain batch of New Glarus Spotted Cow.

7953+10= 7963

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