So who's brewing this weekend?

[Psycotte]

Brewing a Brewcraft Kit of Rocky Mountain Amber Ale.

 

[GrogNerd]

brewing an imperial pumpkin ale on Saturday

 

[Malty_Dog]

Pretty sure I'm going to brew a JZ's APA on Saturday. The question is: 3 gal BIAB AG or 5 gal PM?

 

[user 30639]

Doing a weekday brew right now. Unemployment is awesome!

 

[gcnewcastle85]

I've just knocked up a yeast starter for my brew this weekend

 

[brew_ny]

brewing tomorrow at 5:00 AM will be brewing a Vienna/Perle SMaSH

all the best

S_M

 

[basementbrewbrad]

Brewing a Belgian dark strong and my ipa

 

[adambbrewer]

Pretty sure I'm going to brew a JZ's APA on Saturday. The question is: 3 gal BIAB AG or 5 gal PM?

I was looking at doing the same recipe this weekend. Going to do it 3 gal BIAB. This will be my first attempt at BIAB. Cheers!

 

[NathPowe]

Trying my hand at an American Brown Ale for the first time on Sunday. Sounds good for Fall weather.

 

[Gus_13]

I'm brewing a Belgian Pumpkin Dubbel on Saturday. I'm a little behind but it is still hot down here for the most part so it should be ready mid-end of November. First attempt at something like this. But if it works, I'll keep doing it!

I'm also thinking of doing a Saison d'Hiver Sunday. Not sure about that one yet. Some other things I want to tweak on that recipe.

 

[BeerGrylls]

Newcastle clone and/or Oak-aged Yeti clone

 

[CliffMongoloid]

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[BrewinHooligan]

Brewing 10 gallons of a double decocted Dunkel on Sunday.

 

[corpsman619]

I will be brewing a pumpkin ale on Sunday, going to use 3 cans of roasted pumpkin puree and some vanilla bean with pumpkin spice. It should be really nice. Just got a 1.5 liter starter going tonight, I'm thinking I will just dump the whole thing in Sunday afternoon.

Sippin on a Stone IPA

Cheers Gentlemen

 

[mojo2008]

Kegging my Orange Heffe tomorrow. Nut Brown on Sunday or Monday.

 

[jack_a_roe]

just had an epic night brew session. belgian stout, more or less based off o allagash black. i only have 3 or 4 all grains under my belt and overshot my og by almost 10 points! gonna b close to an 8%er instead of 7 and im definitely not complaining. i did have to throw in some magnum i had lyn around to compensate so hopefully all is well. tasted very very good going into the carboy however! cheers yall

 

[states02]

Brewing tonight a pumpkin ale for thanksgiving. Looking forward to a nice session of home brewing with the boys.. Question for anyone who has brewed Pumpkin beer before, do you recommend a bed of rice hulls or mixed in with the entire mash.. I have talked to some folks who said the mash gets pretty sticky with the pumpkin. Any recommendations?

 

[GrogNerd]

imperial pumpkin ale postponed until next weekend; I funked my starter

relieved to have my first infection out of the way on a $7.99 starter instead of the $34.99 full batch

 

[Hex23]

Brewing tonight a pumpkin ale for thanksgiving. Looking forward to a nice session of home brewing with the boys.. Question for anyone who has brewed Pumpkin beer before, do you recommend a bed of rice hulls or mixed in with the entire mash.. I have talked to some folks who said the mash gets pretty sticky with the pumpkin. Any recommendations?

You'll definitely want rice hulls. I'd start with 1/2 lb, but have more on hand just in case. My pumpkin mash that used 2x29 oz cans of pumpkin still took almost 1hr to batch sparge, even though I used over 1lb of rice hulls. I even tried the protein rest trick and had a hot mashout infusion. The common way to use rice hulls is to mix them in.

 

[GrogNerd]

i'm going to steep the pumpkin in a bag with the heating strike water, take it out before mashing in

get the color & some starches/sugars and even if some pulp gets into the mash, I have a greatly reduced chance of it getting stuck

 

[BrewinHooligan]

Brewing tonight a pumpkin ale for thanksgiving. Looking forward to a nice session of home brewing with the boys.. Question for anyone who has brewed Pumpkin beer before, do you recommend a bed of rice hulls or mixed in with the entire mash.. I have talked to some folks who said the mash gets pretty sticky with the pumpkin. Any recommendations?

My last pumpkin beer used 6lbs of fresh roasted pumpkin in the mash with 1/2lb of rice hulls mixed in. Ran a little slow, but worked just fine. When using rice hulls, try to soak them before adding to the mash or make sure you increase your strike water because they suck up quite a bit.

 

[Melana]

I'm brewing a RIS and something else tomorrow. hoping to fire up the burner at 3am.

 

[captainkirk83]

Fri night. 5 gal of orfys mild English ale.

Sat. 5 gal of raging Irish red and 3 gal cream ale/BMC clone sorta beer for the wife

Family is headed out of town so time to get some home brewing in🍺

 

[Rhumbline]

Doing a Christmas black this weekend, racking the RIS to secondary and cleaning up the after effects of the massive blowoff.

Bottling a batch of wine and clearing two others.

 

[govner1]

I'm doing a Belgian IPA w/ WY 1214. My own recipe.

 

[jimyson]

Just picked everything up for a Great Lakes Christmas Ale clone. Looking forward to this one!

 

[cswalker]

Brewing my first APW this Sunday. The deepest I've ever ventured from "conventional" homebrews.

 

[Wingnutt73]

yup brewing a Milk Oatmeal Stout Extract. Had to sub the oats for Wheat forgot to grab the Oats at the LHBS but shoudl still turn out.

 

[campbelldm1]

Just added the first hop addition on a two hearted clone. Pops is coming over Sunday to brew a tripel. Should be a good weekend.

 

[signpost]

Brewing a robust porter tomorrow. My yeast starter has been going since last night. I ground up the grain yesterday afternoon. I've been stressed out a bit lately, so I'm ready for a brew day.