How many gallons of BierMuncher's Centennial Blonde have been brewed?

[Quilter]

7950+2=7952. Loved the trial batch, definitely making more!

 

[Jayjay1976]

I brewed a batch. I must have done it wrong because it was MEH...

Six gallons here:
7952+6+7958

 

[Tboans]

2nd batch so far!

7958+5=7863

 

[4dtough]

I'm going to brew one this Sunday to give it a try. If that counts...

7963+5=7958

 

[sixt3]

7958+6=7964

 

[4dtough]

Just noticed I made a mistake.

7963+5=7968

That makes sixt3's total:

7968+6=7974

 

[NobleNewt]

7974+4=7978

 

[Section1]

I brewed 10 gallons last Friday. 7978+10=7988
Haven't kegged it yet but looking forward to trying it soon.

 

[Localhopper]

I’ve brewed it twice. First time with San Diego Super yeast (which I preferred) second time with Nottingham.

7988 + 10 = 7998

 

[RichardU]

Brewed several times, most recently with Voss kveik which is awesome.

7998 + 20 = 8018.

 

[AlDogWV]

8018 + 20 = 8038.

Two 10 gallon batches YEARS ago, then started modifying it slightly to create my own house pale ale. Truly a serious inspiration for hundreds thousands of homebrewers. Thanks again, BierMuncher!

 

[Redpappy]

8038 + 15 = 8053

1st batch was a year ago, 2nd batch brewed per recipe, 3rd swapped hops around (still carbing up)
2nd batch - was so so after 2 weeks of carbing (set and forget method), after 3 weeks, getting a lot better. Next batch will be using us-05.Thinking this will be come my house beer. Thanks BierMuncher.

 

[Zebundi]

8053 + 10 = 8063

Two 5 gallon batches this summer. First batch with Nottingham, the second I used California ale yeast. I served it to a non beer drinking crowd and they loved it.

 

[ChompskyHank]

Not sure if this is the place to post this, but
8063+5=8068
only tried the hydrometer sample, but it smells and tastes promising. cold crashing it gradually today and adding gelatin once its under 50*

 

[Jayjay1976]

Not sure if this is the place to post this, but
8063+5=8068
only tried the hydrometer sample, but it smells and tastes promising. cold crashing it gradually today and adding gelatin once its under 50*

You're in the right place. Welcome.

 

[madman960]

8068+5=8073

 

[jcav]

I brewed three 10 gallon batches of this great beer (especially on a hot summer day) in the last two years but did not see this post so here goes.

8073 + 30 = 8103

 

[PeckerWood]

Looks like I have some catching up to do with this. I’ve brewed 3 10 BBL batches of Dad’s Favorite Blonde at Iron Hill the last few years, so keeping this alive. 8103 + (310 x 3) = 9,033 gallons of BM’s Centennial Blonde Ale