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2 - 1 gallon carboys of barley wine. This gets bottled today.

3 gallons of Saison in the primary. Probably get bottled this weekend, maybe not.

All the Best,
D. White
 
  • 5 gallons Brett C Wild Bitter
  • 5 gallons Brett C Old Ale w/ Port Oak
  • 5 gallons Turbid Mashed Lamebic w/ Chardonnay Oak
  • 5.5 gallons Flanders Red w/ Cabernet Oak
  • 3 gallons Spontaneously Fermented Cider
  • 10 gallons Oud Bruin
  • 10 gallons Flanders Pale Sour Ale
  • 5.5 gallons Session Kriek
  • 5.5 gallons Session IPA
  • 5.5 gallons House Ordinary Bitter
  • 5.5 gallons House Extra Special Bitter
  • 5.5 gallons House Mild

Scratch the Session IPA (bottled).

Add:

5.5 gallons American Amber (Cascade and Citra)
5.5 more gallons of the Rye Pale Ale w/ Galaxy I brewed a couple months ago (on the off chance that it advances at NHC, I want it nice and fresh, and Philly couldn't do me the justice of timely notice).

The Mild and Ordinary Bitter are getting casked tomorrow and Tuesday evenings, the Amber bottled and ESB casked the following weekend. And that should be it for the month. Might have to take a big of a break during May, probably won't have the time or the space for more. But if I can get to them, going to do a Scottish 80/-, a Gose, and a Rye IIPA. Figure while I've got an American yeast running I can keep repitching from, I might as well make use of it.
 
currently, I have a gallon of Kentucky Rye Brown Ale going:

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=522875

This has about a week left in the fermenter, after which it will hit the bottles for two weeks.

I also have a gallon of EdWort's Apfelwein going:

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=523499

This is my first attempt at that, so I am very eager to see the results ~

The Kentucky Rye Brown Ale didn't seem quite ready to bottle at the end of last week, so I'm giving it one more week to shake out any relaining fermentation that might be needed. The apfelwein is plugging along, nothing wrong there and it looks to be on schedule.

Over the weekend, I added two 1-gallon batches of Brooklyn Brew Shop's Smoked Wheat to the list:

http://brooklynbrewshop.com/smoked-wheat-beer-making-mix

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Near as I can tell, the brewing of both went just about as well as can be, and they are currently engaged in the merry tradition of happily blowing krausen around....
 
Smoked Porter (6 gal) with us-04... Trying to keep the temp down but I'm not home much as I work and no one at home will change out the ice pack to keep temps around 62-64*... [emoji53]
 
3 Gallons - No Hop Sour Brown Ale
1 Gallon brett C and B Mead
1 Gallon Berliner Mead
1 Gallon Blended Lambic Mead on Fruit - Ready to bottle
1 Gallon Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Hydromel
 
5 gal hoppy Amber (wlp051)
5 gal Citra Blonde
5 gal Merlot
1 gal hoppy Amber (s04)
1 gal Pinot Grigio
 
6 gallons of golden sour.
3 gallons of golden sour on apricots.
5 gallons of saison Westmalle/sour culture.
5 gallons of saison 3711/3724 blend.
5 gallons of English Mild.
 
10 gallons of PTE Clone blowing off.
10 gallons of Brick Haus Amber letting the yeast clean up after themselves.
10 gallons of Brick Haus Citra/Mosaic IIPA 2 weeks in.
 
OK I have not played in a while.


A sour
A tripel with Orval dreggs ( brett)
A saisonwith Oats and Brett
A saison with rye and brett
A saison made with wild yeast from my backyard.
Another saison
And finally a RYE IPA.

As you cam see I am building up my summer saison supply.
 
My Buckeye Red is past initial fermentation. Might check it in 10 days, since the one time I brewed the ESB with S-04 is was done & clearing at that point. Contemplating brewing my new version of whiskely stout this weekend.
 
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