fbaillargeon
Well-Known Member
For me it's arounf 30-35 gallons a year. 50% being drunk by guests.
Isn't it funny that the Government can tell you how much you can brew in your own home?
In the U.S. we have a limit of 100 gallons per person, or 200 gallons in a household with 2+ adults. 2+ adult household here, and I plead the fifth.
200 gallons
I brew outside so it can be tough to get out during the Michigan winters but I try to brew twice a month on the average and 15 gallon batches. I'm up to 200 gallons exactly
I stick to 199.5 gallons maximum.
No need to flirt with a raid from those who would be concerned about such things.
I brew outside so it can be tough to get out during the Michigan winters but I try to brew twice a month on the average and 15 gallon batches. I'm up to 200 gallons exactly
I stick to 199.5 gallons maximum.
No need to flirt with a raid from those who would be concerned about such things.
Yeah like that would happen....besides I think you would need to possess 200 gal.
roughly 132 gallons/year.
Just realized that's over 1,300 12-oz bottles. Wow. Where does it all go?!
I usually brew 3 or 4 times a month, about 5 gallons each brewday. My goal for the year is to break the 200 gallon mark, as I live in Canada and we have no such limit here.
I thought it was up to each state to establish the limits. Florida has the same limits you indicated though.
roughly 132 gallons/year.
Just realized that's over 1,300 12-oz bottles. Wow. Where does it all go?!
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