How many gallons of homebrew in 2009?

TroubleBrewing · Jan 24, 2009

40 litres for me so far, though 20L of it is still in primary. I'm predicting about 200L for the year, in total.

So...
372 + 10? = 382?

jonp9576 · Jan 24, 2009

so far this year, 20 gals.

jonp9576 · Jan 24, 2009

oh, sorry,
382+20=402

andyb0527 · Jan 24, 2009

402 + 35 = 437

Nurmey · Jan 24, 2009

437 + 10 = 447

Coastarine · Jan 24, 2009

447 + 5 = 452

TwoHeadsBrewing · Jan 24, 2009

452+5 = 457

bull8042 · Jan 24, 2009

20 gal for me so far this year.
457 + 20 = 477

Duckfoot · Jan 24, 2009

A little early, but tomorrow I will be whipping up a batch of EdWort's Haus Pale Ale..

477 + 5 = 482

:mug:

Cider · Jan 25, 2009

482 + 10 = 492

blackwaterbrewer · Jan 25, 2009

15 gallons, (5 gal of edwort's haus pale)

Saccharomyces · Jan 25, 2009

10 gallons of Maharaja clone + 5 gallon partigyle smoked porter.

507 + 15 = 522.

NYbrewer · Jan 25, 2009

522 + 15 = 537

user 22118 · Jan 25, 2009

537 + 20 = 557

Thats 10 stout, 5 Blackberry brown and 5 Mild Rye!

mw20 · Jan 25, 2009

557 + 15= 572

BrewinJack · Jan 25, 2009

i chucked in 4 more just yeasterday

572 + 4= 576

Baja_Brewer · Jan 25, 2009

576+14=590

Brewing again tuesday!

Vlax79 · Jan 25, 2009

590 + 15 = 605

Plan on brewing more today......

Jumbo82 · Jan 25, 2009

605 + 25 = 630

10g Good Life Pale Ale, 5g Imperial Stout, 10 American Wheat

stephelton · Jan 25, 2009

16.5 here.. another 5.5 as of saturday

mlanoue · Jan 26, 2009

630+5+5=640

TopDog · Jan 26, 2009

10G of double IPA here - 640+10 = 650

Jeremym19 · Jan 26, 2009

+5 of Centennial Blonde = 655

TimmD · Jan 26, 2009

10 gallons thus far.

Kriznac · Jan 27, 2009

655 + 5 = 660

SCARYLARRY · Jan 27, 2009

660 + 10 670

juan_bernado · Jan 27, 2009

670 + 10 = 680

bobsstory182 · Jan 29, 2009

680+20=700

BrewHerc · Jan 29, 2009

700+6=706

Oatmeal Stout bottled two days ago! Can't wait.

polecreek · Jan 29, 2009

11 gal centennial blond 706+11=717

Southwood · Jan 30, 2009

10 gallon's of Haus Pale Ale

717 + 10 = 727

dstar26t · Jan 30, 2009

727 + 10 = 737

Warrior · Jan 30, 2009

Since Jan 1

737 + 33 = 770

skeeordye11 · Jan 30, 2009

770+10=780
Get them kettles fired up this weekend and we can break 1000 gallons in a month! We CAN do it!!!

keiths · Jan 30, 2009

770+30
800

BrewinHog · Jan 30, 2009

15 + 800 = 815

jpass00 · Jan 30, 2009

I don't know if this counts but I brewed my first batch ever on new years eve. I am going to say it does seeing all the fermentation and conditioning took place in 2009. So I have brewed 5 gallons this years.

jpass00 · Jan 30, 2009

so 815+5 = 820

BugleBrew · Jan 31, 2009

Brew up to hit 1000 gallons. :mug:

Jeffro · Jan 31, 2009

820 + 20 =840

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