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Today we made a American Blond Rye
Belgian pilsner 40%
GW Pale 40%
Rye 20%
Hallertau bittering
Re-pitch us-05
 
Brewed up 10 gallons of Oktoberfest to sit over the warm months. Looking forward to fall!

10g of Kolsch on tap right now - best Kolsch yet. Used 88/10/2 blend of Schill Cologne/Wey Pale Wheat/Sauermalz - WLP029. Delicious! Highly recommend the Cologne malt if you haven't tried it.

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Looks a lot darker than it really is due to the poor lighting and my crappy photography skills.
 
Down with the Oktoberfest, brother! Brewing up 10 gals. myself on Thursday! Enjoying the Summer Ale and Fat Tire already tapped. Two more weeks for the Porter and Scottish Ale.
 
Brewed 5 gallons this past Saturday. It was an Irish stout OG 1.051 to ferment in the primary for a week and then 3 months In a balcones single mast whiskey barrel. This recipe won first place in a competition at cedar creek brewery in seven points, Texas several months ago.
 
Brewed 6 gallons of hefeweizen today, transferred 5 gallons of Helles too a keg for secondary as well. I'll be brewing a hoppy export Sunday. Also will have to bottle the Helles and a table saison next weekend.
 
Did my first Biab with 13# of Red X malt and 1 oz cascade. 16 brix or 1.065 og. Got a 74.5% brew house efficiency for my first all grain one too.
 
Did my first Biab with 13# of Red X malt and 1 oz cascade. 16 brix or 1.065 og. Got a 74.5% brew house efficiency for my first all grain one too.

You're going to love the Red X.

Just did two recipes for a side by side biab. Two blondes, one with citra and the other hopped like Deschutes Fresh Squeezed {scaled to fit a blonde ale, of course}.
 
Didn't mean to sound like a jerk. Had a few too many last night. I guess I just got the feeling that nobody really reads the posts because there is very little interaction in this thread, just people stating what they're brewing. I was just curious, cuz I read the posts too. Interesting to see what everyone's brewing

Btw, mashing in an IPA right now.

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Thanks for the set up hanuswalrus, I get a lot of my brew ideas from this thread.
 
Put together a recipe for Mowing Mt. Ranier. If I was into labels, this one could be fun. It's a lawnmower American Ale with Citra hops and Mt Ranier cherries. I would love to brew it this weekend, but may not be able to get to it.
 
Brewing a 5 gal BIAB Deschutes Red Chair NWPA clone this weekend and testing some water treatment stuff for the first time. Hope it all goes to plan!
 
I brewed my Magic IPA. I'm leaving for the beach for 2 weeks so this bad boy will be waiting for me to dry hop and keg when I get home! Nothing better to soothe the post vaca blues than a fresh keg of a big IPA!
 
Have a couple in line for this weekend. 1. Biermuncher's Centennial Blonde - with just a bit more hops (~28 IBU's), and 2. EdWort's Haus Pale Ale - but not all Cascade. I use the flipped version of the CB, Cascade early and Centennial late with ~41 IBU's.
 
I can't brew again until I bottle 1-2 batches that are ready currently. All 3 of my fermenters are full and I will need to buy more bottles (craigslist, here I come!) to fit it all in...
 
I just got a new Bayou Classic propane turkey-cooker. Gonna try it out tomorrow but haven't decided what to brew. Something simple with the stuff I have already, but I haven't decided whether to go SMaSH or add just a little dark crystal malt.
 
was supposed to brew today but i went to make a starter on monday and didn't have enough DME. fail. next friday is the day though!
 
Kegging Biermuncher's Centennial (added more centennial and tried some lemongrass during the last 5 mins), brewing a west coast IPA. Made up the IPA recipe and this is my first all on my own, so hopefully it turns out well.
 
I just got a new Bayou Classic propane turkey-cooker. Gonna try it out tomorrow but haven't decided what to brew. Something simple with the stuff I have already, but I haven't decided whether to go SMaSH or add just a little dark crystal malt.

That's what I did last weekend... started out as a 2-row, Cascade Smash, but because I was worried about the "looks like urine" comments I added some Crystal 40.
I'd love to do some Biermuncher's Centennial Blonde this weekend, but, I'll have to wait until next weekend I guess, this one is just too busy.
 
Doing Jamil's Hefeweizen (again). I love these recipes that I've done over and over because I have the process dialed in, I have good notes, and I hit all the numbers dead on.
 
In the middle of a step mash right now. A Munich Helles.

Pils/ Munich/ Acid Malt/ Melanoiden 81/ 12/ 5/ 1

German beers. can't seem to get enough of em these days.

3 Warsteiner Dunkel last night. Good stuff gotta add on to the list.

Next an Alt, last brew two weekends ago a Kolsch.
 

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