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

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by Soulive, May 9, 2008.

 

  1. #41
    AnonyBrew

    Who rated my beer?  

    Posted May 14, 2008
    One 5gallon batch here...almost ready to pop one next week.
     
  2. #42
    Brewtopia

    "Greenwood Aged Beer"

    Posted May 14, 2008
    5 gallons for me

    Total = 370
     
  3. #43
    srm775

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 14, 2008
    0 ... i have a pale ale recipe I like better.
     
  4. #44
    BrewBob

    Active Member

    Posted May 20, 2008
    I've made 2 batches and have ingredients for 2 more coming from the LHBS. I'll post when they are brewed as well.

    This is the first beer I've wanted to make more than once.

    370 + 10 = 380
     
  5. #45
    Soulive

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 20, 2008
    If you've never made Ed's, then how do you know you like something better? :confused:
     
  6. #46
    AnonyBrew

    Who rated my beer?  

    Posted May 20, 2008
    Let's see it.
     
  7. #47
    RICLARK

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 20, 2008
    10 gallons for me, and 5 more on deck.
     
  8. #48
    srm775

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 20, 2008
    10lbs Two-row
    1lb Crystal 20L
    1lb CaraPils
    .25 Honey malt
    .25 Biscuit
    Mash at 152°F

    .50oz Chinook FWH
    .5oz Centennial 30min
    .5oz Amarillo 15min
    1oz Cascade Reduce temp to less than 180°F steep for 30 min
    1oz Cascade dry hop

    90 min. boil. Whitbread yeast (s-04 or similar WLP/Wyeast).
     
  9. #49
    DSV

    Active Member

    Posted May 20, 2008
    I just brewed 5 gallons, so by my cyphering that brings it to:

    10 (from riclark) + 5 + 380 = 395
     
  10. #50
    conpewter

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 20, 2008
    Just found this thread, made a 5 gal batch a few months ago so I guess thats

    ::drumroll::


    400!!
     
  11. #51
    sflcowboy78

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 22, 2008
    I want to brew this as everyone says how good it is, but I cannot find an extract version of it. Can anyone help me out?
     
  12. #52
    blacklab

    Banned

    Posted May 22, 2008
  13. #53
    Jumbo82

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 22, 2008
    I made 10 gallons a couple months ago. 5 gallons is in a keg and 5 gallons is in bottles. SWMBO loves it (me too, of course). So unless I'm mistaken, this brings the total to....

    410
     
  14. #54
    Rhino17

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 23, 2008
    5g for myself last summer. So 415!

    Rhino
     
  15. #55
    BrewBrain

    Aleforger  

    Posted May 23, 2008
    I've done variations, but +5g of the original = 420.
     
  16. #56
    hollowdp

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 24, 2008
    Make it 425!
     
  17. #57
    enderwig

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 24, 2008
    Another 5 gallons for me today!
    425+5=430
     
  18. #58
    badsneaker

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 28, 2008
    Add another 5 gallons for me.

    430 + 5 = 435
     
  19. #59
    mrkristofo

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 28, 2008
    435 +5 = 440 gallons!
     
  20. #60
    buckeyebrewer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 28, 2008
    make that 445
     
  21. #61
    wolf08gang

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 29, 2008
    I've done two 5 gallon batches. Making the total 455.

    I won't be making it again till I get set up for 10 gallon batches. It just seems such a waste to only make 5 gallons of something so delicious!
     
  22. #62
    wolf08gang

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 29, 2008
    So... what did you change?
     
  23. #63
    brew42

    Member

    Posted May 31, 2008
    I almost ready to tap into my second batch of this stuff, putting in 10 gallons for me. :mug:
     
  24. #64
    wildwest450

    Banned

    Posted May 31, 2008
    10 gallons for me, 475

    I like tis beer so much it's going to be almost exclusively served on one tap at all times, although im still fiddling with the recipe.;)
     
  25. #65
    IrregularPulse

    Hobby Collector  

    Posted Jun 13, 2008
    5 Gallons for my seconds AG brew.
    Up to 480 Gallons
     
  26. #66
    KingBrianI

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 13, 2008
    Put me down for 5 gallons.

    Total: 485
     
  27. #67
    brew hoperator

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 18, 2008
    I have 5 gallons in the primary.

    Total: 490 gallons.
     
  28. #68
    big supper

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 19, 2008
    i did 5 gallons a while back

    Total: 495
     
  29. #69
    ohiodad

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 19, 2008
    I've done 2 5 gallon batches and a 10 gallon batch that I just finished bottling so add 20 more gallons on..

    Total 515
     
  30. #70
    Funkenjaeger

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 19, 2008
    5 gallons for my first AG, another 5 a month later, and another 10 recently. Only the first batch followed the original recipe unaltered, but that's one of the best things about it - it's a perfect recipe to use as a foundation for experimentation.

    Total 535
     
  31. #71
    Gammon N Beer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 25, 2008
    I just brewed my second 5 gallon batch today.
     
  32. #72
    mot

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 25, 2008
    just bottled 5 gallons tonight

    545
     
  33. #73
    Flyin' Lion

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 25, 2008
    I just found this thread, I've made 5 gallons myself.

    550
     
  34. #74
    BigKahuna

    Senior Member  

    Posted Jun 25, 2008
    Me too.....It was my first AG Brew Day.

    555
     
  35. #75
    sigmund

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 25, 2008
    Made a batch last weekend, looking to bottle this weekend.

    560
     
  36. #76
    MagicTrix

    Member

    Posted Jun 26, 2008
    First AG,
    First kegging

    565
     
  37. #77
    farmbrewernw

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 26, 2008
    two batches a couple of weeks ago so 575
     
  38. #78
    nyer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 26, 2008
    I'm hoping to do this as my first all grain. I only have a 5 gallon water cooler, will it work for this recipe?
     
  39. #79
    farmbrewernw

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 26, 2008
    You should be fine.:mug:
     
  40. #80
    Warped04

    I am Wally  

    Posted Jun 26, 2008
    Just finished my 2nd batch.

    575 + 5 = 580!
     
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