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How many gallons of Homebrew in 2012?

Discussion in 'Drunken Ramblings and Mindless Mumbling' started by Scruffy1207, Jan 1, 2012.

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  1. #41
    acuenca

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012

    ESB 5 gallons...

    241 + 5 =246
     
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  2. #42
    barrooze

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    246 gal
    + 5 gal Ginger Beer
    = 251 gal
     
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  3. #43
    Grumpybumpy

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    256

    5 gal of ed wort's apfewein, assuming fermentation kicks off! 32 hours and still waiting....
     
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  4. #44
    MBasile

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    Brewed 5 gallons of something today! I think I stalled out (financially and time-management-wise around 100 gallons last year. Looking to break that number this year!

    256+5=261
     
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  5. #45
    BryanThompson

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    Brewed five gallons of pLambic last night.

    261+5=266
     
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  6. #46
    HokieBrewer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    6 gals of BDSA and 6 of IPA

    266 + 12 = 278
     
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  7. #47
    ImperialWolf

    Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    5 gals of Brewer's Best Irish Stout

    278 + 5 = 283
     
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  8. #48
    BrewMU

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    [email protected]$n I'm a slacker. I'm brewing my 1st batch this afternoon - a vienna malt smash.
    Of course, this is my 1st day off this year, so I'm going to cut myself some slack.
     
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  9. #49
    Mk010101

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    283 + 6 = 289

    Did a Vienna Lager! Welcome 2012!
     
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  10. #50
    BryanThompson

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    That was the first beer I ever made. I slightly over primed it, but good none the less.
     
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  11. #51
    mountainman13

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    5 gal Belgian Wit

    294
     
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  12. #52
    NordeastBrewer77

    NBA Playa  

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    5 gal strong ale

    299
     
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  13. #53
    mountainman13

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    Damn, this is starting off nicely.
     
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  14. #54
    Pappers_

    Moderator Staff Member  

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    6 gallons IPA today

    305 gallons
     
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  15. #55
    Brewnoob1

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    5 gallons of a good old fashion Pale Ale today!

    305+5 = 310 Gallons!
     
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  16. #56
    ImperialWolf

    Member

    Posted Jan 3, 2012
    I'm excited about it. This is my second ever batch, the first being the Brewer's best Irish red ale. Any recommendations for length of primary/bottling?
     
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  17. #57
    jeffjm

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    310 + 5 gallons dopplebock=
    315.

    Now if I can just continue brewing every three days for the rest of the year :)
     
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  18. #58
    Scruffy1207

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    To my calculation on a non leap year you have to brew every 9.17 days to hit 200g. Assuming 5g batches
     
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  19. #59
    BeerCrafter2011

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    315+5=320 a Columbus Otter SMaSH beer
     
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  20. #60
    hedge_87

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    5 gal siera pale ale clone...
     
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  21. #61
    Homebrewtastic

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    Last post didn't total so +5 his Sierra and my +5 EKG Amber =330
     
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  22. #62
    ntempleton

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    5 gallons of porter.

    335
     
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  23. #63
    Akavango

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    7 Gallons of Delirium Tremmens
    342
     
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  24. #64
    DeutscheMaster

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    6 gallons of Negro Modelo clone.
    348
     
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  25. #65
    52pickup

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    5 Gallons of Amarillo IPA

    353
     
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  26. #66
    mountainman13

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 4, 2012
    11 gal Moose Drool clone
    364
     
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  27. #67
    Boleslaus

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 5, 2012
    + 5 gal Rye Pale Ale
    + 5 gal Buddy Pass Pale Ale
    + 5 gal Pond Hockey Porter

    = 379 gal.
     
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  28. #68
    redgum

    Brewing  

    Posted Jan 5, 2012
    +5 gal Pale Ale

    = 384 gal
     
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  29. #69
    moinkyschmoink

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 5, 2012
    10 gallons IPA, 5 gallons wheat.

    15+384=

    389
     
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  30. #70
    mikeysab

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 5, 2012
    389 + 6 simcoe ipa =

    395

    Edit: the guy before me miscounted.

    384 plus. 15 is 399 plus my 6 is

    405
     
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  31. #71
    JollyIsTheRoger

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    First brew of the year and its a double, coffee milk stout and rye old ale 405+10=415
     
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  32. #72
    nrock74

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    415 + 6 IIPA, Hopslam.
     
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  33. #73
    step

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    =421

    don't want folks to get off track:mug:
     
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  34. #74
    macleod319

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    + 5 gal Common Room ESB

    =426
     
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  35. #75
    Fennis

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    +5 gal Cream Ale

    = 431
     
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  36. #76
    browncoat

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    +5 gal old Rasputin clone.

    436
     
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  37. #77
    head7l

    Active Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    5 - APA
    5 - Hefe
    5 - Porter
    436+15= 451
     
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  38. #78
    frod1963

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    (5) Smoked brown
    (5) Session pale

    451 +10= 461
     
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  39. #79
    mcaple1

    Banned

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    5.25 Gallons of Strawberry Wheat (She-Wolf)
    5 Gallons of Papaya Sunshine Wheat

    461+10.25 = 471.25 Gallons....woop woop!
     
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  40. #80
    Brewnoob1

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 6, 2012
    471 gallons and we're only 6 days in...we're looking good!
     
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