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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. lupulin

    Member

    Posted Sep 16, 2008
    Brewed a 10 gal Batch Sunday, and is fermenting nicely ~ 66 :mug:

    786 + 10 = 796:tank:
     
  2. marc06

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 16, 2008
    It was my second all grain... first that actually turned out
    796+5= 801
     
  3. powerjb

    Active Member

    Posted Sep 16, 2008
    Was my first all grain (different hop bill though)

    801+5= 806
     
  4. dzlater

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 16, 2008
    last Saturday #2 AG batch

    811
     
  5. MN_Jay

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 17, 2008
    First AG this past sunday.

    811 + 5 = 816
     
  6. artbrewer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 19, 2008
    5 for me,,,will be 5 more as of tomorrow night
     
  7. blacklab

    Banned

    Posted Sep 19, 2008
    Airlock in on the 2nd batch. Threw in some sweet orange and coriander for kicks.

    816 + artbrewer's 10 + 5 for me = 831
     
  8. EdWort

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 20, 2008
    15 gallon batch just doughed in.

    831+15 = 846
     
  9. FishinDave07

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 20, 2008
    Mash is almost done. 5 gallons for me.

    846+5 = 851
     
  10. tomtom

    Active Member

    Posted Sep 20, 2008
    851 + 5 = 856

    Just doughed-in also.:mug:
     
  11. MTWHIT

    Member

    Posted Sep 21, 2008
    Brewed on three occasions all great put me down for 15.

    856+15=871
     
  12. Wables

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 21, 2008
    Brewed 10 gallons last weekend.
     
  13. Malticulous

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 21, 2008
    871+10+0=881

    I want to brew a PM version but I can't get any Cascades! :mad:
     
  14. vtbutters

    Member

    Posted Sep 21, 2008
    Just bottled a batch.

    881 + 5 = 886
     
  15. eschatz

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 21, 2008
    10 gal in the ferm= 896
     
  16. Sherpa FE

    The < 1% Club

    Posted Sep 21, 2008
    896 + 25 = 921
    Are we sure this beer is worth making?? :D
     
  17. juvinious

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 22, 2008
    Forgot to update the numbers last week.
    5 gallons on the 17th.

    921 + 5 = 926
     
  18. GreggZ

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Sep 27, 2008
    Five more gallons after work today

    926+5= 931
     
  19. planenut

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 5, 2008
    Five more gallons. Looks like my best batch yet. Yeast is going crazy 12 hours into primary.

    931+5= 936
     
  20. vtbeerman

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 6, 2008
    936+5= 941
     
  21. PhilFrog

    Member

    Posted Oct 6, 2008
    Brewed my first batch yesterday, so 5.5 gallons.
     
  22. red999

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2008
    941 + 5.5 = 946.5 (from post above)

    First PM ever for me

    946.5 + 5 = 951.5
     
  23. Austin_

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2008
    I'm with Red. My first PM. It's been fermenting since Saturday.

    951.5+5= 956.5 gallons
     
  24. Soulive

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2008
    We should hit 1000 by Christmas...:rockin:
     
  25. Full Throttle

    Active Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2008
    Add 5 for me so 956.5
     
  26. Soulive

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2008
    I think that puts it at 961.5...
     
  27. aekdbbop

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2008
    Just bottle 5, 966.5... who the crap made .5 gallons?
     
  28. Soulive

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 16, 2008
    Somebody made 5.5 a few posts ago...:)
     
  29. Corey_James

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2008
    Got 5 in myself, so 971.5 gallons. 1000 by Christmas, yeah right! At this rate, we may reach it by Turkey day!!!

    :drunk:
     
  30. Ravenhead

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2008
    Okay well I just bottled 5gal of partial mash, my first batch of partial mash so that makes 976.5. I used S-05 and did a secondary which really wasn't needed. Tastes like Redhook right out of the fermenter. This is going to be on the list for one of the first AG brews like a lot of other n00bs. Thanks Edwort... you are our hero!
     
  31. jfrizzell

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2008
    I'm guessing 1000 by Halloween!
     
  32. alex_wilkosz

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2008
    put 5 gallons into the primary last night
     
  33. jfrizzell

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2008
    So that's 981.5 with the 5 gallons from Alex! :rockin:
     
  34. blk94f150

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 17, 2008
    5 for me for 986.5 total.

    Mike
     
  35. cobolstinks

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 18, 2008
    i did 5 gallons
     
  36. jfrizzell

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 18, 2008
    Ok, so that's 991.5. Be sure to update the total when you post. :mug:
     
  37. jfrizzell

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 18, 2008
    Correction - I vote 1000 by the end of the weekend... ;)
     
  38. Natas

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 18, 2008
    have done 5 already. Just did 5 more. so 10 total
    1001.5!!!!!!:ban::ban::ban::rockin:
     
  39. stevea1210

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 19, 2008
    got 5 in the fermenter this afternoon.

    1006.5 and counting
     
  40. juvinious

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Oct 19, 2008
    3.5 done today, man I need to get my numbers right on my new setup. :(

    1006.5 + 3.5 = 1010
     
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