How many gallons of Homebrew in 2012?

krduckman · Jan 22, 2012

5- Black IPA
5- Trappist
5- PaleAle

= 2496

Airplanedoc · Jan 22, 2012

5 Hefeweizen

2501

Barnstormer · Jan 22, 2012

5gal "Talking Hefeweizen"
5gal Belgian Blonde

=2511 gallons.

Chowe · Jan 22, 2012

5 gal stout
5 gal IPA
10 gal brown

=2531 gallons

LeakyPolynesian · Jan 22, 2012

10 gal. Drunkin Japunkin Ale
2531+10=2541

BrewKnurd · Jan 22, 2012

LeakyPolynesian said:
10 gal. Drunkin Japunkin Ale
2531+10=2541

2541 + 5 gal ruination = 2546

aryoung1980 · Jan 22, 2012

2546 + 5 gal. Flanders Red = 2551

Wus67 · Jan 22, 2012

2551 + 5 Rogue Brutal Bitter Clone

Wish me luck it's my first all grain attempt!

Weizer · Jan 23, 2012

2556 + 5 gallons of German Hefeweizen(kit) = 2561

I actually brewed it 3 weeks ago(it only lasted a week in my fridge hehe) Doing a bavarian styled hef tomorrow..which I will add afterward.

lemmiwinks · Jan 23, 2012

2561 + 5 gallons single hopped Citra IPA aka Zombie Dust Clone = 2566

paul · Jan 23, 2012

Falcons flight IPA 5
Chinook IPA. 5
Multi grain red. 5
Two hearted clone 5

2566 + 20 = 2586

Montana · Jan 23, 2012

2586+ 20 gal of imperial blonde ale.

2586+20= 2606

HollidaySlim · Jan 23, 2012

Cream Stout 5

2606 + 5 = 2611

eknee · Jan 23, 2012

Very light lager

2611 + 5.5 = 2616.5

Balue · Jan 23, 2012

To be named porter 5.5
SWMBO's Lemon WIT 5.5

2616.5 + 11 = 2627.5

cessick7 · Jan 23, 2012

Cream Ale

2627.5 + 5 = 2632.5

JonGrafto · Jan 23, 2012

In for 5 gallons of Mexican Cervesa over the weekend

2637.5 gallons

nhansen · Jan 23, 2012

Wit We Drinkin'? -- 5
Black Squirrel Nutter -- 5

That make 10 for 2012 (and career total)

Captainfester · Jan 23, 2012

nhansen said:
Wit We Drinkin'? -- 5
Black Squirrel Nutter -- 5

That make 10 for 2012 (and career total)

2647.5 adding nhansen

joelrapp · Jan 23, 2012

11 g of Delirium Tremens for me so 2658.5

cblack85 · Jan 23, 2012

2658.5 g
+ 5.0 g of JZ's Schwarzbier
+ 2.5 g of Left Hand Milk Stout Clone
2693 g

mcbethenstein · Jan 23, 2012

cblack85 said:
2658.5 g
+ 5.0 g of JZ's Schwarzbier
+ 2.5 g of Left Hand Milk Stout Clone
2693 g

Math error. It should be 2666.

2666
+ 5 maibock
2671

Homebrewtastic · Jan 23, 2012

+6 American wild ale with raspberries and blackberries =2677

corkybstewart · Jan 23, 2012

10 gallons of British amberish ESB=2687

Westel · Jan 23, 2012

2687 + 6g St Faud Irish Red= 2693

artyusmc · Jan 23, 2012

2693 + 3 gal ca, common = 2699

NEKvt · Jan 23, 2012

10 Gallons of Pilsner

2709

Goblism · Jan 23, 2012

5 gallons of cream ale
2714

Weizer · Jan 24, 2012

5 gallons of bavarian hefeweizen
2719

jotakah · Jan 24, 2012

7.5 gallons of SHOVEL I.P.L. (made with real Idaho snowflakes!)
2726.5

chiguy · Jan 24, 2012

6 gallons of Stout.

2732.5

Clanchief · Jan 24, 2012

5 gallons American Amber

2737.5

homebeerbrewer · Jan 24, 2012

10 gallons of my Maibock.

2747.5

funkstrman · Jan 24, 2012

+5 gallons BierMuncher's Cream of Three Crops

2752.5

Kosch · Jan 24, 2012

+5 gallons NB Speckled Heifer (partial mash kit)

2757.5

Alchemy · Jan 24, 2012

+5 gallons of caribou slobber

2762.5

Genetics · Jan 25, 2012

5 Gal AHS Bridgeport IPAD
5 Gal AHS White Ale

Beer_Eugenics · Jan 25, 2012

5 Gal IPA
5 Gal APA
5 Gal Coffee Stout
2787.5 Gallons

AtlAggie · Jan 25, 2012

5 gallons English Bitter
5 gallons Porter

2797.5 gallons

danpemby · Jan 25, 2012

5 gallons Amber III
5 Gallons Dirty Dave's 50Cent Pale Ale

2807.5 gallons

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