Out of curiosity, what is your ratio of batches to years brewing?

[m00ps]

Like approximately

e.g. If you've been brewing 4 years and done, say ~75 batches - 75/4 = 18.5

maybe this shouldve been a poll. But I lack the intelligence to make one...

 

[day_trippr]

42

Cheers!

[Interesting phraseology. I'd have just gone with "How many batches per year on average"]

 

[atoughram]

5.4 thank you

and my liver thanks me

 

[giraffe]

59.

 

[MarshmallowBlue]

10

 

[jake-k]

Around 25

 

[kh54s10]

19.29412

 

[bobo31]

26

 

[solbes]

Mine follow the bell curve

2011 - 12
2012 - 20
2013 - 20
2014 - 14
2015 - 13

AVE = 15.8

Ebb and flow of new hobbies I guess. My liver is gladder its not 2012 or 2013

 

[d3track]

12

 

[sudbuddy]

I've been brewing for 8 years, probably around 500 batches but I never kept count. So I guess that makes me a 62 or so

 

[madscientist451]

Lost count a few years back; also, just beer or does it include wine, cider & Meade?
Started out brewing every 3 weeks but slowed down when I figured all that brew was adding
a lot to my waistline.

 

[specharka]

About 10 per year. First year wasn't as productive and I kept terrible notes. After I upgraded to a kegging system and detailed my brew journal production improved considerably--five batches in the month of November.

I'm a slow drinker so consumption is usually the kink in my pipeline. Need to entertain more, I guess.

 

[Invertalon]

I have been homebrewing for 6 months now and have brewed 9 batches thus far... I have another 3 that will be done relatively soon to fill up the new kegs.

So as of now, I am at a ratio of 18.

 

[bransona]

Brewing for about a month, and I've made 5 batches to date. Sooo 60? Lol. That ratio is bound to go down.

 

[hanuswalrus]

I try to brew every other weekend but things get in the way sometimes. Girlfriend, 2 jobs, friends, family.. I'd have to estimate about 20 batches a year.

 

[max384]

I've been brewing for about five years, but only brewed twice the first two years. I'm at about 60 batches in total. This gives me a ratio of 12. However, if you take into account only the last three years that I've been actively brewing, my ratio is 20.

 

[agrazela]

Avg about 3 batches every 2 months, guess that makes me about 18.

Been brewing about 2.5 years now and the wife finally admits I can make a drinkable...perhaps even occasionally "decent"...beer, so that is bound to go up significantly.

 

[m00ps]

42

Cheers!

[Interesting phraseology. I'd have just gone with "How many batches per year on average"]

well now I just feel like an idiot

 

[chuckcomm]

12 for me but Im the only one drinking the majority of it.

 

[krnekdo]

16 (15-20liters)

 

[mattv21]

24.

 

[DemonsRun]

Been brewing all-grain for about a year and half.

29 (3 gallon)
12 (10 gallon)
1 (7 Barrel) - "Assisted" Rye Pale Lager- not my recipe but on tap at the Ballston Rock Bottom.

42/1.5 = 28

 

[Rev2010]

18.


Rev.

 

[steveoatley]

104 / 12 = 8.6

I hit my high of 14 (2007) batches the year before my son was born
in his first year i only brewed 4 times

now that he is 8, and likes to help, my numbers should start moving back up.

S

 

[stella_tigre]

Only done 3 batches of beer this last year - 4th one is waiting to be brewed - but I was focusing more on cider, wine and mead, so that is a little misleading in relation to the effect on my liver....

 

[ChelisHubby]

brewing for 2 years about 20 to 1

 

[TexasDroughtBrewery]

10

 

[MaxStout]

Around 12-15 per year.

 

[davidst]

I've done 10 batches since I started a little over 5 months ago, but two of those are 1 gallon.
So assuming I keep the same ratio, then I'm on pace for 19 batches a year. Which is about 1 every 3 weeks, and that's the frequency I brew.