how much beer do you have?

[mattmcl]

20g in kegs, 26g fermenting. This is an exceedingly rare thing for me, I can't remember the last time my pipeline was 100% full.

 

[ktblunden]

About 7 cases bottled with a 5 gal batch in primary at the moment and another on deck, probably to be brewed within the next week or so.

 

[hodge]

So I guess what you're all saying is that you need to drink more!

Kidding aside, I think it shows that some people are like me, they enjoy brewing maybe a little more than drinking (or at least equally).

I've taken a few months off for my first child. Now that he's about 2 months old, I'm able to sneak in a brew session every two weeks or so. Night brewing is a great life line for brew dads.

Pipeline a little low, maybe 1 keg and a few cases of bottles.

 

[hodge]

4 taps (20 gallons on tap usually at all times)

5 gallons of Edworts Apfelwein bottled. On a side note, after not bottling for well over a year.... I didn't miss it when it came time to bottle the apfelwein, thougt I might, but no. To those who bottle everything for any reason, I salute you.

I bottle in the summer and keg in the winter. As I was bottling yesterday, I had the strangest thought... I actually enjoyed it. Can't really explain why, but the thought occured to me that I could actually sell my kegging equipment and have no problem.

Anyone gone from kegging back to bottling?

 

[jtakacs]

for some reason i have zero desire to keg.

 

[Genjin]

About six cases. About two each of a best bitter, black mild and a red wheat. Disastrously, none are ready to drink. I just had a party and we polished off my reserves

 

[NickTheGreat]

I'm a n00b to this (only 1 batch under my belt). I had exactly 50 3 weeks ago, and am down to ~40. And I was gone for a week in there!

And here I was worried I wouldn't go through it fast enough . . .

 

[ktblunden]

I bottle in the summer and keg in the winter. As I was bottling yesterday, I had the strangest thought... I actually enjoyed it. Can't really explain why, but the thought occured to me that I could actually sell my kegging equipment and have no problem.

Anyone gone from kegging back to bottling?

The act of bottling itself I find enjoyable. It's the cleaning and sanitizing all the bottles that I hate. I need to invest in a bottle tree so I can just wash them as I finish them and leave them to dry.

 

[BrewChem]

48 bottles Belgian blonde
22 bottles robust porter
12 bottles blackberry porter
10 bottles raspberry porter
45 bottles strong scotch gruit
14 bottles port wine

 

[H-ost]

Not enough!

 

[jrodskreet]

3 bottles irish red
12 bottles honey ale
24 bottles ipa
42 bottles irish stout
48 bottles milk stout

 

[SavoryChef]

8 kegs, all about half full.
3 kegs waiting for a tap to open.
15 gal in primary.
So 35 gallons ready to drink.

 

[Bubba]

1/2 keg drinking it right now and I brew at least every other weekend.

 

[bscott1011]

Wow I'm slacking, only have about a case and a half ready to go.

 

[Channel66]

If I counted then I would have to face the fact that I will never drink it all. I choose not to count.

 

[kh54s10]

Just counted = 234 twelve ounce bottles. Plus the one I just opened. 1 large, 1 pt. 9.4 fl.oz. bottle of Ovila Dubbel by Sierra Nevada. in fermentation I have 5 gallons of Brown Porter and 5 gallons of Ultra Pale Ale.

Wow! about 32 gallons!

 

[Laughing_Gnome_Invisible]

I've not read this thread on account of the title. I have more beer than it is reasonable for any one person to have.

 

[david_42]

No idea. I've got five kegs here and another four in Willamina, but no idea how much is in each. Some of the kegs have been online for years.

 

[dkmitg]

Bottling 15 gallons tomorrow
Full corny of Oktoberfest
1 case of iPa

 

[A4J]

4 kegs on tap.
2 kegs in storage.
a case of misc leftover homebrews
2 cases of assorted commercial brews.

 

[Ultrazord]

I have roughly 300 beers in bottles, 60-80 which are drinkable, the others aging/carbing. Another 4 batches just recently bottled, 1 bucket full to be bottled in roughly 2 weeks, and 2 carboys that will age 3 months.