How many gallons of homebrew in 2010?

ChandlerBang · Dec 29, 2010

QuixoticDevice said:
5 more gallons of Superior Strong Ale from me.
38,100 + 5 = 38,105 (Math is hard...)

Just as an aside, 38,105 gallons of beer would fill a 25' x 50' pool to a depth of 4' with enough left over to fill a hot tub or two.

+ 5g of Maibock = 38,110

milleniumsmoker · Dec 29, 2010

First post here but I'll slap my totals on for the year (65 gallons). Latest was a DeKoninck clone. Love this place, learning alot.

+ 65g = 38,175

DarkNoonBrewer · Dec 29, 2010

QuixoticDevice said:
5 more gallons of Superior Strong Ale from me.
38,100 + 5 = 38,105 (Math is hard...)

Just as an aside, 38,105 gallons of beer would fill a 25' x 50' pool to a depth of 4' with enough left over to fill a hot tub or two.

Well, One gallon = 231 in^3, and a cubic foot is 1728 in^3

25x50x4x1728/231 = 37402.6 gallons

This means we have to brew up quite a bit more beer before we can fill the pool and hot tub(s)!

38,175

edit: I promise not to "correct" anybody anymore when its 2 am on a week night, and I have been drinking. I definitely have shown great math skill, but completely lacked any logic what so ever. 38,105 will very well fill the pool, and then have some left over for the hot tub.

chapa · Dec 29, 2010

+ 110 = 38,285

PolishLogic · Dec 29, 2010

+58 = 38,343

The weather these last two weeks really put a damper on a strong finish, and has me backlogged with 4 batches ready to brew.

Crazybrew04 · Dec 29, 2010

+80=38,423

trigger · Dec 29, 2010

+132 = 38,555

That's what's in my brewing software. I know I did a few batches that aren't in there but I'm not sure how many.

Shackled · Dec 29, 2010

+5 Brewmasters Bulk IPA = 38,560

bighand · Dec 29, 2010

+ 135 I brewed in 2010 = 38,695

rosier9 · Dec 29, 2010

+5 american brown ale = 38,700

rpappi · Dec 29, 2010

+5 Abbey Ale
+5 Alaskan Amber clone

38,710

scottland · Dec 29, 2010

+30 I've brewed 6 batches since the last time i posted in this thread.

=38,740

c0bra · Dec 29, 2010

+30 for me and another +15 for the roommate.

38,785

Frodo · Dec 29, 2010

38,785 gal + 5 gal Amber Bock = 38,790

EDIT: That'll close me out for the year, at 63 gal.

JVD · Dec 29, 2010

+170 Orange Pale Ale,= 38,960

ndhoffma · Dec 29, 2010

wait... 170? thats a lotta pale ale

+5 smoked porter
+5 Ginger ale
38,970

ndhoffma · Dec 29, 2010

wait... 170? thats a lotta pale ale

+5 smoked porter
+5 Ginger ale
38,970

dmbGator · Dec 29, 2010

+10 gal Pale Ale

38970 + 10 = 38980

Hannable1975 · Dec 29, 2010

My last brews of the year
5 gal Pal ale
5 gal porter

38990

MeatyPortion · Dec 29, 2010

5 gallons of Winsome Wheat

+ 38990 =

38995

redm18 · Dec 29, 2010

5 gallons of Red Ale
+38995=
40,000

TheGeek · Dec 29, 2010

redm18 said:
5 gallons of Red Ale
+38995=
40,000

That would be 39,000! hehe

rustbucket · Dec 29, 2010

I think he got overly excited to be the 40,000 gallon

MeatyPortion · Dec 29, 2010

Can't say as I blame him.

brewfish · Dec 29, 2010

10 gal more today "best bitters" = 38,710

Haputanlas · Dec 29, 2010

brewfish said:
10 gal more today "best bitters" = 38,710

Not sure where you got your number. However, I will add yours to the total and mine.

brewfish = 39,000 + 10 = 39,010

Haputanlas = 39,010 + 4 = 39,014 ( Red IIPA )

39,014

milesvdustin · Dec 30, 2010

39014 +5= 39019. Just made some Apfelwein.

Tsuyako · Dec 30, 2010

39019 + 5 = 39024

5 Gallons popcorn ale.

bbone66 · Dec 30, 2010

10 gallons of Tasty APA

39,024+10= 39,034

homebeerbrewer · Dec 30, 2010

Is anyone proofing these numbers? I wonder how many math errors there are in this thread.

nrock74 · Dec 30, 2010

Brewed 70 gal, didn't do my first batch till October though!

Icewalker · Dec 30, 2010

50 gallons plus another 15 that were pretty much slug bait. Oh and 5 gallons of mead ... still fermenting (only 10 months left to go).

WildGingerBrewing · Dec 30, 2010

39,034 + 70 (from Nrock74) + 70 (from Icewalker) = 39,174

+ 6 Brown Ale I made yesterday =

39,180

Chenslee · Dec 30, 2010

Porter and a hefe, 5 gal each:

39180+10= 39190

TANSTAAFB · Dec 30, 2010

homebeerbrewer said:
Is anyone proofing these numbers? I wonder how many math errors there are in this thread.

We try man, we try :tank:

sigsegv · Dec 30, 2010

+5 Bell's Two Hearted IPA Clone
+5 Strong Scotch Ale
+5 American Hefeweizen
+5 Oaked Arrogant Bastard Clone
+5 Amber Rye Ale
+5 11-11-11 Gun Stock Ale

39190 + 30 = 39220

Mikethepoolguy · Dec 30, 2010

135 gallons since my last post allowed me to reach the 200 gallon limit on 12/28. I'm tired, no more brewing 'til next year!

39220+135= 39355

MeatyPortion · Dec 30, 2010

I'll try to do one tomorrow, we gots to get to 40,000.

Sudtirol · Dec 30, 2010

40 Gallons

motobrewer · Dec 30, 2010

Sudtirol said:
40 Gallons

5 gallons imperial stout
5 gallons dry stout from the parti-gyle

39355 + 40 + 10 = 39,405

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