How many gallons of Homebrew in 2012?

BrewerinBR · Mar 4, 2012

7963

+5 gallons Centennial IPA

7968

Waynep005 · Mar 4, 2012

+ 5 gal Bavairian Helles

7973

Franco · Mar 4, 2012

Waynep005 said:
+ 5 gal Bavairian Helles

7973

+5 Nut Brown
+5 Belgian Wit

7983

NervousDad · Mar 4, 2012

+5 Gallons: Chinook IPA

7988

CharlesKelley · Mar 4, 2012

NervousDad said:
+5 Gallons: Chinook IPA

7988

+5 Gallons Abbey Ale
+5 Gallons Red Stripe clone

7998

spearko520 · Mar 4, 2012

+10 lambic
7998 +10 = 8008

Bubba · Mar 4, 2012

Just finish a Chinook /Amarillo / cascade IPA
8008+5=8013

Golddiggie · Mar 4, 2012

Brewed an old ale last night. Collected more wort than I had expected, so I had a longer boil.

8013 + 7= 8020

Bullmano · Mar 4, 2012

5.5 gallons of Porter

8020 + 5.5 = 8025.5

DangerRoss · Mar 4, 2012

Brewed 5.5 gals of DangerRoss Pale Ale yesterday

8025.5 + 5.5 = 8031

TheCatman · Mar 4, 2012

8031 + 4 = 8035

Wheat Pale Ale

gavball6 · Mar 4, 2012

+5 gallons Irish Dry Stout (my 1st AG!)

= 8040

NordeastBrewer77 · Mar 4, 2012

+ 2.5 gal simcoe IPA.

8042.5

zacster · Mar 4, 2012

+ 4.5 gal American Lager
+ 6 gal Dry Stout
= 8053

DJP00829 · Mar 4, 2012

zacster said:
+ 4.5 gal American Lager
+ 6 gal Dry Stout
= 8053

+ 5 gal IIPA
+ 5 gal Brown Ale
= 8063

:mug:

camel242000 · Mar 4, 2012

+ 5 gal Irish Stout

8068

EineProsit · Mar 4, 2012

6 gal hefe weizen

8074

whitehause · Mar 4, 2012

5 gal
2hearted clone

8079

Jpnaeve · Mar 4, 2012

5 gallons of porter

5+8079=8084

SittingDuck · Mar 4, 2012

8084
+5 orange wit
+2.5 strawberry blonde

8091.5

Grumpybumpy · Mar 4, 2012

5 gallons of a marris otter, amarillo SMaSH

8096.5

Cruzn4aBrewzn · Mar 4, 2012

8,096.5 + 12g of baby blond pale ale to make

8,108.5

PrestigeWorldwide · Mar 4, 2012

Brewed a single hop recipe i call Citrops, the third IPA batch ive brewed with same malt bill just different hops. Just to educate myself on the different hops taste.

25 + 5 = 30

Indytruks138 · Mar 4, 2012

Five gallons of deadish guy ale

8113.5

WhiskeySam · Mar 5, 2012

Five gallons of California Common

Five gallons of Stout

8123.5

Maweni · Mar 5, 2012

8123.5 + 5.5 = 8129. California Steam Beer

Akavango · Mar 5, 2012

8129 + 7 belgian white
8136

jkarp · Mar 5, 2012

8136 + 4 gal Evil Twin
8140

porto88 · Mar 5, 2012

8140
+ 5 Pale Ale
+ 5 Bock
+ 5 IPA
=
8155

Ondori · Mar 5, 2012

+5 Edwort's Apfelwein

total = 8160

Raptor · Mar 5, 2012

+ 5 gal Belgian Pale Ale
+ 5 gal Keeler's Reverse Burster Altbier
+5 True Brew Pilsner
total = 8175

jerkstore · Mar 5, 2012

+5 Red Ale
=
8180

Snafu · Mar 5, 2012

8180
+ 6 gal DIPA
= 8186

DobrePivo · Mar 5, 2012

Snafu said:
8180
+ 6 gal DIPA
= 8186

+ 5gal double decoction Czech dark lager

= 8191

guelerct · Mar 5, 2012

New guy here
I've got 4 5 gallon batches done (ipa, red ale, vanilla stout, pale ale) and made the move from mini mash to all grain this weekend!

Nightstalker · Mar 5, 2012

I will add it up for guelerct 20 + 8191 = 8211 .. then I am in for 5G IPA + 5G Kolsch and 5G Chocolate Milk Stout sooo 8211 + 15

8226

wyoohio · Mar 5, 2012

10 schwarzbier
10 DIPA
New total = 8246

NateLTB · Mar 5, 2012

5 Gallons of Stout

New total = 8251

danpemby · Mar 5, 2012

5 Gallons of Pale Ale

New total = 8256

Doppelganger · Mar 5, 2012

25 gallons Helles, 7 gallons dunkel, 10 gallons hefe, 10 gallons Irish strong, 10 gallons sour ale

How many gallons of Homebrew in 2012?

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