How many gallons did you bre is 2012?

[alestateyall]

I just looked at my iBrewmaster batches.

55 gallons in 2012. I dumped one batch so really more like 50.

How about you?

 

[allthingsgiant]

55gal of beer, 30 gal of wine here, and I didn't brew the first half of the year due to a move.

 

[sapper-nc]

30 gallons on my fairly new 3 keggle system. .. just getting back into brewing after about 7 yr hiatus. my how things have changed for the better (except for grain prices)

 

[Braufessor]

Looking at my list of batches on iBrewmaster, which I started using on April 1st, I have brewed 35 batches in the last 9 months. So . . . I would say I brewed 200 gallons.... not a gallon more though.

 

[weirdboy]

For myself, I did about 65 gallons of beer, and about another 10 gallons of mead, rice wine, and other experiments. I also participated in several brews for my brew club, which probably account for another 40-50ish gallons that I didn't really do all the work on, and that I did not keep track of in Beersmith as I do for my personal batches.

 

[beaksnbeer]

200 NEVER a drop more.

 

[Piratwolf]

200 NEVER a drop more.

This.

 

[Mojzis]

75.75. Started in February

 

[orangemen5]

30 gallons for me. Just started brewing 2 months ago

 

[Transamguy77]

125 gallons, 10 extract the rest AG. Hopefully will get closer to the 200 gallon mark next year.

 

[Channel66]

200 NEVER a drop more.

Qft. Not a drop over. I swear.

 

[Newbeerguy]

Only 90 gallons this year.....We were extremely busy as work so that really cut into my brewing, but is going to pay for a sick new setup here very soon

 

[Bulls Beers]

80 gallons for me..Not a bad year since I drink most of it myself..

 

[ktblunden]

65 gallons of beer and 10 gallons of fruit wine.

 

[NorCalBrewin]

Only 30, just started brewing in early October though.

 

[twalte]

I had 38 gallons of beer, 10 gallons of cider and 2 gallons of Mead. Started brewing in November, so expecting much better output this year.

 

[mammothkraken]

200 never a drop more.

+1

 

[BogusOwnz]

I brewed 34 times in 2012 with a 170 gallon total. I mostly did 5 gallon batches but did do 4 10 gallon batches in 2012. I'm thinking 2013 will be a tad bit more, 200 gallons max.

 

[Whippy]

I got 90 US gallons in for the year.

 

[Beer_Eugenics]

I brewed 25 five gallon batches, so 125 and on Thursday I plain to brew three batches to start the New Year right.

 

[Clonefan94]

I brewed 60 gallons, but that was with just starting brewing in late August.

 

[badbrew]

201 if you don't count the absinthe and moonshine. :rockin:

 

[signpost]

50 gallons for me. Just snuck the last 3 gallons in on NYE. Not bad for my first year of brewing. I plan on trying to beat that in 2013.

 

[DaxBrewery]

35 gallons of beer, just started October 2012. January 1, 2013 I put together a hard cider. Tomorrow I'm brewing 5 gallons of brick house red ale and 5 gallons of an ipa, for the first time

 

[acidrain]

59 gallons since June including the Mr. Beer kit that started me off.

 

[theveganbrewer]

Far more than I should. Gained about 20 pounds

 

[alestateyall]

Far more than I should. Gained about 20 pounds

Me, too. I am on the low end (55 g) of some of the reported volumes and I need to cut back.

 

[COLObrewer]

Beer hasnt been brewed until its aged sufficiently in the bottle or keg. Last year I bottled significantly more than I made, for this reason I submit that all of these "how many gallons" threads are pointless and/or unsound.

 

[calimainer]

50g beer, 10 hard cider, 6 mead

 

[markbrew]

I just looked at my iBrewmaster batches.

55 gallons in 2012. I dumped one batch so really more like 50.

How about you?

25 five gallon batches for 125 gallons. I am planning my first lager now. Any words of wisdom?