What did you bottle / Keg today?

[BankerJohn]

Today, I bottled an Irish Red Ale
OG 1076
FG 1015
2 weeks in Primary at 78
Bottled into Grolsch Swingtops
I bottled 33 pints with a short for carb testing
These are meant to have 50 days of bottle conditioning in preparation for Memorial Day weekend with a friend who likes (soon to be used to like) Smithwick's Ale

 

[mrk305]

Another throw together recipe

10 # Marris Otter
2 # Two Row
1/2 # dark crystal
1/2 # Special B

1 oz Citra @ 60
1 oz Saaz 15/5

It had a nice caramel color going into the keg.

I filled one keg and two 12 oz bottles.

I need to fill more 12'rs. I have been giving away a lot.

 

[o4_srt]

Jamil's cream ale with kolsch instead of cream ale yeast. Sure to impress any bmc fan. Hell i don't drink much bmc and I was impressed.

Fermented at 62 with the kolsch and tastes nearly identical to bmc, but with slightly more pilsner flavor.

 

[unionrdr]

I bottled my Summer Pale ale 3 weeks ago today. I just put 8 in the fridge for their 5 day quiet time. it's a nice clear amber color with 4.8%ABV. Does that count?

 

[duckmanco]

At 4am, I kegged my first brew ever, brewing tv's Little Bear Session CDA, a 4.6abv sessionable black ipa with amarillo subbed for ahtanum, force carbing it now and cant wait to try it.

 

[Kaz]

I am contemplating kegging a Witbier today.

 

[ChadS99SVT]

Kegged an English Mild and a Dry Hopped Blood Orange pale ale yesterday.

 

[MPOWELLJR]

Bottling my first batch today. Caramel cream ale. Hoping it turns out.

Edit: Tasted the little bit that didn't make quite a full bottle last night... very good! Looking forward to tasting the finished product in a few weeks.

Now to decide what to make next so I can keep the chain going, "Summer Ale" is in the primary right now doing it's thing.

 

[Billybrewer09]

Bottled a kolsch and brewed a wit

 

[BankerJohn]

Just finished bottling a Cream Ale (6.7% abv) OG1065 FG 1014 and bottled with Dextrose (4oz for a 4.5 gallon batch).

Bottled into 36 .5L Altenmunster bottles. Sure do wish I could find more of these bottles!

Also bottled 2 into PET bottles

 

[FireRescueFL]

I bottled and kegged an English Brown Ale yesterday morning. 25 bottles and the rest in the corney.

I also racked an Orange-Honey Wheat Ale to the secondary.

---Chris

 

[BankerJohn]

no one bottled anything today?

 

[exhorns]

Kegged my Mexican for Cinco De Mayo.

 

[Arneba28]

Bottled a remaining 2 gallons of Apfelwein into swingtops today that was occupying a keg that I needed clear. Then with a clear keg I had 3 kegs free to keggle my hefeweizen. I think that I need more kegs, 4 kegs might not be enough when I brew 15 gallon batches.

 

[Vongo]

One growler and 4 12 ounce bottles of amber ale from the keg with my new fancy bottler ... It's very nice.

 

[beerspitnight]

Last night (your morning) we kegged our first brew - Celebration Ale. Got about 8.5 gallons (was shooting for 10, but had some boil issues).
OG 1.065
FG 1.014
Kegs are carbing right now!

 

[tesilential]

Last night (your morning) we kegged our first brew - Celebration Ale. Got about 8.5 gallons (was shooting for 10, but had some boil issues).
OG 1.065
FG 1.014
Kegs are carbing right now!

You had a kegging setup before your first brew?

 

[beerspitnight]

You had a kegging setup before your first brew?

We got all the equipment at once, including 2 corny kegs each - my buddy who runs a craft brewery over here sourced all the equipment for use and insisted we keg the beer. Racking to kegs was so easy, I don't think I would ever want to bottle!

 

[MPOWELLJR]

Wow... color me jealous lol. Wish I had a kegging system! That's actually on my birthday wishlist for June

 

[kaju]

I kegged my blueberry last night

 

[smakudwn]

I kegged my IPA last night.

 

[beerspitnight]

I drank my kegged Celebration Ale last night...yummy!

 

[BankerJohn]

I kegged my blueberry last night

Blueberry? MMMMmmmm, do you ship?

 

[FireRescueFL]

I drank my kegged Celebration Ale last night...yummy!

I like the label on your keg. Did you make it?

 

[beerspitnight]

I like the label on your keg. Did you make it?

Yeah, I made it - and thanks!
That was one of the rejected passport photos that I took of the boy - he is giving me the old stink eye! Figured it would work well as the label of his namesake beer! I have limited photoshop skilz, but I am happy with it!

 

[ScottRMitch]

Just kegged my first IPA last night, gotta go out an get a mesh pouch for dry hopping this one.

 

[Rapt0rBrown]

Bottled a java flavor taddy clone yesterday. I think i am going to call it jataddy.

 

[drac0]

I kegged my Irish Red Ale and Stout last night.

 

[BankerJohn]

Getting ready to bottle a wheat beer (4.2%)

 

[shelly_belly]

Just kegged my first IPA last night, gotta go out an get a mesh pouch for dry hopping this one.

Just use SWMBO's pantie























hose!

 

[bschot]

Bottled 24 bottles of my Apfelwein from the keg, took to a buddies house and proceeded to get myself and three others a little sauced.

 

[cthulu1975]

Bottled my third batch. Anchor steam clone. Can't wait.

 

[Wolfhausen83]

Kegged a Hoegaarden white ale clone yesterday

 

[Vongo]

Yesterday I kegged a Big ole Rye mistake (LHBS didn't crush all the grains!) and Honey Pale Ale. I seriously need a new fridge for my kegs... I wish you could just buy a mini fridge with no flipping shelves!

 

[BankerJohn]

Today I will be bottling a wheat ale 1.054og. Been in primary 4 weeks so I am hoping for a 1.010-1.012 fg.

 

[BankerJohn]

bump

 

[drac0]

Kegged my "Pan Fried" Pale Ale today

 

[thebeers54]

Bottling my milk stout and blonde ale tomorrow morning before I brew an ESB!

 

[MPOWELLJR]

Bottled my second batch today. A summer lemon ale. Did something dumb too... Everything sanitized and siphoned the beer into the bottling bucket and got about twenty beers in when I realized I forgot to prime lol. Uncapped poured back in, primed and rebottled.

 

[FireRescueFL]

I bottled and kegged my Orange-Honey Wheat Ale today. Force carbing as we speak because after 5 weeks, I just can't wait anymore!