How many gallons of homebrew in 2011?

Q2XL · Jan 2, 2011

arturo7 said:
Man, you guys are being pretty generous with the math.

planned brews? beer brewed last year but ready this year? mead? cabernet?

Are we gonna start counting root beer as well?

Ain't that the truth. People never seem to surprise me. Well, almost never.

HoppedIPA · Jan 2, 2011

my 10 we all brewed today so i dont think your talking to me..

Oh btw OT i do plan on brewing some Rootbeer for my 2.5 year old and 4 year old no i wont count that DOH!

arturo7 said:
Man, you guys are being pretty generous with the math.

planned brews? beer brewed last year but ready this year? mead? cabernet?

Are we gonna start counting root beer as well?

Grizzlybrew · Jan 2, 2011

HoppedIPA said:
10 gal today 5 of extra strong esb and 5 Centennial blond..

130.5

+ 5 gallons of my tried and true APA with a new yeast (Wyeast 1968) = 135.5

btw - Someone else do an extra 1/2 g so we can get that ".5" off there...

HoppedIPA · Jan 2, 2011

OT..

I used that yeast in my last ESB loved it but using the british cask ale yeast this time for my esb...

Grizzlybrew said:
+ 5 gallons of my tried and true APA with a new yeast (Wyeast 1968) = 135.5

btw - Someone else do an extra 1/2 g so we can get that ".5" off there...

Toga · Jan 2, 2011

just brewed up 5 gallons of an SNPA like brew new total: 140.5 gallons

chrislehr · Jan 2, 2011

First ever 10g batch using my new keggles and therminator

140.5+10=150.5

Happy brew year!

dunnright00 · Jan 3, 2011

Haputanlas said:
We were actually at 78 by this time. So your number should have been:

78 + 1 = 79

Also, dshaggy didn't add his into the mix:

79 + 5.5 = 84.5 Gallons

84.5 Gallons

I wish people would actually do the additions and post the total. Not just post how many they brewed and hope that others will catch it.

EDIT: By the way dunnright00, that was not directed at you.

At first I was replying to the thread above me by Q2XL, but I went back to edit it, and saw that the total was different.

You must have been replying while I was editing.

jerryalan · Jan 3, 2011

5.5 gallons of IIPA = 156

trigger · Jan 3, 2011

+5.5 gal Rauchbier = 161.5 GAL

snccoulter · Jan 3, 2011

+5 gal of Smoked Porter =166.5

coolbreezz · Jan 3, 2011

Well i brew every ten days so i,m hoping to get 36 batches going this year.Each one takes me six hours to brew wow that's 216 hours of brewing a year lol got to love it

FrFtr28 · Jan 3, 2011

snccoulter said:
+5 gal of Smoked Porter =166.5

Nierra Sevada w/ a twist

166.5 + 5 = 171.5

Mischief_Brewing · Jan 3, 2011

171.5 plus 10 gallons of black IPA equals

181.5

brboland · Jan 3, 2011

+5 gallons of brown ale brewed last night.

186.5

tjp68 · Jan 3, 2011

+5 gal Imperial Stout
+5 gal Vanilla Porter

196.5

IrregularPulse · Jan 3, 2011

tjp68 said:
+5 gal Imperial Stout
+5 gal Vanilla Porter

196.5

Minus these two below = 183.5 This is for Beer Brewed (the brew day) in 2011.

cheier said:
6 Gallons of stout nearly ready to keg and condition, 6 gallons of brown ale in primary.

12 Gallons total so far on the go in 2011.

Challenger440 said:
77 + 1 gallon Agave Mead
=78 gallons

brewtus_ · Jan 3, 2011

+5.5 gallons DFH60 Clone

189.0 gallons total

NyQuil_Driver · Jan 3, 2011

+5 gallons of Holiday Ale (Better late than never, right?)

194 gallons total.

sean6247 · Jan 3, 2011

+5 gallons of Fuller ESB Clone

199 gallons total

bierhaus15 · Jan 3, 2011

Robust Porter, 4 gallons.

203 gallons total.

michur · Jan 3, 2011

+5 gallons Bock

208 gallons

heywolfie1015 · Jan 3, 2011

+5 gallons of American Brown

213

jgourd · Jan 3, 2011

arturo7 said:
Man, you guys are being pretty generous with the math.

planned brews? beer brewed last year but ready this year? mead? cabernet?

Are we gonna start counting root beer as well?

People don't pay attention. It's a disease.

Castawayales · Jan 3, 2011

Jan 1

5 gal Imperial Pumpkin Porter

213 +5 = 218 gallons

edie · Jan 3, 2011

218+5 = 223

ChandlerBang · Jan 3, 2011

edie said:
218+5 = 223

And it is only the 3rd of January. I just got a partial. Sadly the Graff I am going to brew tomorrow won't fit the qualifications, I'll have to move up the next planned brew day.

freeflyer87 · Jan 3, 2011

Brewing an Oatmeal Stout right now. 223+5=228

rerobb · Jan 3, 2011

brewed an english brown ale yesterday!
228+5=233

Baldy_Beer_Brewery · Jan 3, 2011

Brewed my IPA on 1/1/11

238

Boleslaus · Jan 3, 2011

238+10=248
5 gal. Puck Bunny Blonde
5 gal. Pond Hockey Porter

corwin6654 · Jan 4, 2011

+5 Gal Black Butte Porter Clone
+5 Gal Cascade/Orange Pale Ale
=258 Gal

dmbGator · Jan 4, 2011

Brewing this weekend so..........subscribed.

sco999 · Jan 4, 2011

+12 gal Black 11 CDA =

270 Gallons

mikelikesit2000 · Jan 4, 2011

6 Gal Hef

=276 Gallons

Whitewater · Jan 4, 2011

276 gal
+ 5 gal Palisades Pale Ale brewed on 01/01/2011 in my garage.
--------
281 gal total

redgum · Jan 4, 2011

Cream of Three Crops brewed today. First brew of 2011 so....

10g total

tlael · Jan 4, 2011

6 Gallons of RIS on Sunday

297 Gal

rustbucket · Jan 4, 2011

Day 4 of the new year and we are up to 297 gallons.. lets see if we can break last years number

joshs · Jan 4, 2011

5 gallons of Centennial Blonde in the primary yesterday.

302

-Josh

Blue_Monkey · Jan 4, 2011

5 gal of Dry Irish Stout

= 307

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