How many gallons of homebrew in 2010?
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6 gallons coffee dry stout
5 snpa clone
6 gallons jalapeno smoked porter
5 gallons pumpkin dunkel
7 gallons watermelon wheat
6 gallons amarillo pale ale
4.5 belgian strong
5 belgian pale
44.5 total
some one else add for me i cant keep up
5 snpa clone
6 gallons jalapeno smoked porter
5 gallons pumpkin dunkel
7 gallons watermelon wheat
6 gallons amarillo pale ale
4.5 belgian strong
5 belgian pale
44.5 total
some one else add for me i cant keep up
Is someone gonna go back and check all the math to make sure we didn't f**k up?
TANSTAAFB
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iaefebs
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+ 5.5 = 40963.
Clann
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+15 gallons of pale ale to add right at the end =40,978
oh yeah, and 150 gallons in 2010
oh yeah, and 150 gallons in 2010
andysim
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+15 gallons of pale ale to add right at the end =40,978
oh yeah, and 150 gallons in 2010
40,978 + 6 gallons Amarillo SMaSH Imperial IPA = 40, 984
crammer
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40,978 + 18 5-gallon batches in 2010 = 41,068 
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Did my 200g ever get counted?
Haputanlas
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So where is the 2011 thread?
Haputanlas
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It's obviously not hard to find it, but here is the link anyways:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/how-many-gallons-homebrew-2011-a-214874/
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/how-many-gallons-homebrew-2011-a-214874/
Things got a bit messed up the past 20 or so posts so I will try to clean it up a bit.
post # 2839 got us up to 41,020.5
since then we had another 378.5 total, bringing the corrected total to 41,399
add the 5 galons I made on new years eve, and the new total is 41,404
(Soperbrew, I did not include your 200g in this total as I did not go back and see if anybody else had previously added it in. In the future, adding it yourself is the best way to make sure it gets counted.)
post # 2839 got us up to 41,020.5
since then we had another 378.5 total, bringing the corrected total to 41,399
add the 5 galons I made on new years eve, and the new total is 41,404
(Soperbrew, I did not include your 200g in this total as I did not go back and see if anybody else had previously added it in. In the future, adding it yourself is the best way to make sure it gets counted.)
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I brewed 5.5g 12/31/10 so here's the latest updated total for 2010:
41,404 + 5.5 = 41,409.5
41,404 + 5.5 = 41,409.5
stinkynathan
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98.5 gallons for me last year. I fully expect to hit the 200G mark this year.
41,409.5 + 98.5 = 41508
nebben
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Umm, I forgot to add this before the new year-
We did 5G of Belgian Dubbel in a whiteout blizzard. Cold as **** but it's fermenting now!
41578+5=
41583
We did 5G of Belgian Dubbel in a whiteout blizzard. Cold as **** but it's fermenting now!
41578+5=
41583
MyNameIsPaul
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My final tally was 15 batches at 5 gallons each.
41,583+75=41,658
41,583+75=41,658
peregrinebio
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85 gallons for me in 2010.
=41663
Cheers!
=41663
Cheers!
Houblon
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lmacmil
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planetfour
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Started in Sept, and proud to say 40 gals brewed!
didn't count up houb's, soooo
Adding to pereg's total = 41703
didn't count up houb's, soooo
Adding to pereg's total = 41703
I just counted up all I have recorded. 405.5 gallons total are accounted for. I know there were a few batches I brewed off the top of my head with no record. I drank about 100 of it.
41703+410=42114
41703+410=42114
peregrinebio
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How much of the 85 gallons do you personally drink?
Haha, yeah, it sounds like I did drink it all. SWMBO and friends helped, but I probably drank more than my fair share. At least that's what the bathroom scale reports
HoppedIPA
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Uhm i dont thing its wise to mention you brewed that much fwiw..
dont want the beer police to come to you..
iirc 200gal is the fed limit right?
dont want the beer police to come to you..
iirc 200gal is the fed limit right?
Prove it. Without the actual evidence it will be extremely difficult. Even with that much on hand I could have had it from years past. The law is impossible to enforce.
Didn't record this because of the addition mixups a few pages back, but I brewed 5 gallons of MWS Amarillo Ale on 12/29.
42114 + 5 = 42119
My grand total for the year was 37.5. A good year for me since it was all done in the last 5 months!
42114 + 5 = 42119
My grand total for the year was 37.5. A good year for me since it was all done in the last 5 months!
HoppedIPA
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I dont need to prove anything... Your the one posting this not me. I only brewed 30 gallons last year but i also just started in sept/oct.. It may be impossible to enforce but i would think its not the best idea to say you brewed double the legal amount on some forum fwiw... but then again go for it!
Personally i think its a freaking stupid law and yea most likely impossible to enforce but why give anyone a chance?
Personally i think its a freaking stupid law and yea most likely impossible to enforce but why give anyone a chance?
TANSTAAFB
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My keggle's bigger than your keggle...
HoppedIPA
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I just have a 15 gal brew pot so not keggle here...
My keggle's bigger than your keggle...
ranscar2010
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I didn't keep track last year. It was the first year. But I guesstimate at around 30-35. Got a Mr. Beer kit for christmas and more buckets, so planning on doubling that this year.
Isn't there a forum rule at HBT against posting about your illegal activities? Brewing over the limit, distilling, etc..? I mean, hey, 400+ gal is something to be proud of, but I'd keep that to yourself just to be safe.
TB
Unless he just hasn't mentioned his two roommate assistant brewers!
Side question: I know the laws vary by state/country, but in the USA, isn't the standard limit 200 gallons per of age adult per year? Or is the household limit 200 gallons?
If there were 3 adults over 21 living under the same roof, could they legally brew 600 gallons per calendar year?
Unless he just hasn't mentioned his two roommate assistant brewers!
Side question: I know the laws vary by state/country, but in the USA, isn't the standard limit 200 gallons per of age adult per year? Or is the household limit 200 gallons?
If there were 3 adults over 21 living under the same roof, could they legally brew 600 gallons per calendar year?
I believe the limit is actually 100gal per adult, with a maximum of 200gal per household.
Jaysus
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~55 gallons and 11 batches in 2010 for me.... which is the same volume I brewed last year with one less batch.
Good times!
ETA: 42119 + 55 = 42174
Good times!
ETA: 42119 + 55 = 42174
Unless he just hasn't mentioned his two roommate assistant brewers!
Side question: I know the laws vary by state/country, but in the USA, isn't the standard limit 200 gallons per of age adult per year? Or is the household limit 200 gallons?
If there were 3 adults over 21 living under the same roof, could they legally brew 600 gallons per calendar year?
He's correct. 100 gal per year for one adult in the household, 200 gal for 2 or more adults in the household. Some states restrict your production even further. However, as was stated previously, this is almost impossible to enforce, but I wouldn't parade my law breaking brewing capacity on the internet.
Haputanlas
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Complete bulls#!t if you ask me. I'm not worried about it.
However, I haven't brewed more than 200 yet in any year (But who knows)
That's fine, and you probably don't have to worry about it, but just don't brag about it on the internet and you'll have even less to worry about -especially if it breaks forum rules. That's all I'm saying.
Here is a thread with some juicy debate about this. It starts with a homebrewer who was arrested after posting on the internet...
TB
Mikethepoolguy
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You are assuming that Conroe lives in the United States. I only see that he lives in beer hell. Personally, I only believe in beer heaven.
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