How many gallons of EdWort's Haus Pale Ale have been made?

SWMBO is out of town for a few days, leaving me a bit of time to brew at my leisure. As soon as I got home from dropping her at the airport.....

+5 = 3302

While brewing one of my taps mysteriously became empty...leaving me with two empty kegs. Since I was all alone....

+ 5 = 3307

 

First AG, and +8
3315

oh, and first post!

 

In for 5 .... 3320

 

Brew number 1 and 7. 10 more by me and more to come. 3330

 

+5 using homegrown Nugget hops

3330 + 5 = 3335

 

I've made three batches so far

3335 + 15 = 3350

 

5 gallons for me, my first all grain attempt and first post after lurking for several months. Thanks for all the great information!!

3350 + 5 = 3355

 

Although a slight variant to his recipe, I used 1/3 Centennial, 1/3 Amarillo, and 1/3 Cascades for each hop addition, it was the rest of the recipe to a "T"

3355
+5 Gal
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3360 Gal.

 

First brew since September 2008.
All Grain

3360
+ 5
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3365

 

3365 + 5 = 3370. Used Centennial @60 and cascade for the rest.

 

Batch #9, first AG
3370 + 5 = 3375

 

Can someone post the recipe please?

 

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f66/bee-cave-brewery-haus-pale-ale-31793/

 

first brew on upgraded system. +5 gallons

3380 total.

 

+5

sample tasted so good!

 

+5 For 3390

 

3395 now, I kegged 5 of it the other day. 1st batch of it for me, but it tastes great right now and it's not even really carbed!

 

3395+5= 3400

 

3400+5 = 3405......and there WILL be more to come

 

And five more makes 3410.
I finally figured out why this and the Apfelwein are so freaking famous.

 

Brewed 5 Gallons on 12/9/10. 3415 gallons. Can't wait to try this out.:fro:

 

Brewing 5 today, my first crack at it. This will be the beer for my New Years party. 3420

 

3420 + 5 = 3425

 

3425 + 35 = 3460

 

Brewed my first 5 gallons on 12/21/10
Wow does this stuff ever ferment fast....Looking forward to a nice beer.

3460 + 5 = 3465

 

Still in the primary but almost there.

3465+10=3475

 

I've done 10G...3485

 

+15 =3500

 

First batch has been in the fermentor for a week. Smells great and getting impatient! Good thing the pipe line will hold out, I hope.

3505

 

3505 + 10 = 3515

Another batch next week for the pipe line.

 

3515 + 10 = 3525

First batch in a year, first batch on my new brew rig. 10 gallons is three days on gas and already tasting good.

 

3525 + 5 = 3530

 

3530 + 5 = 3535

 

3535+10 = 3545

 

3545 + 5 = 3550

 

3550 + 20 = 3570, finishing up a keg, 10 gallons carbing in reserve

 

3570 + 5 = 3575

 

3575 + 5 = 3580

 

3580 + 10 = 3590

 

3590+5=3595