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new genre of music called brew gaze?


i think it'd be awesome to have a genre of anything, just for brew days! maybe diferent styles if you're brewing light or dark beer, or just something in between! :mug:

listening to crack addict hollywood stars isn't the best for homemade.....
 
Not brewing, bottling. Summer goal is trying to perfect a WCIPA. This one has a hop shot for bittering and El Dorado/Cenntennial whirlpool and then El Dorado/Centennial/Amarillo for dry hops.
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Gonna do a small 1-1/2gal batch in the morning to blend with my Amber I'm not super crazy about. First go around trying the shaken-not-stirred starter too, so curious to see how that shakes out ....😁
 
Just about to start brewing an English Dark Mild (when the rain stops) here in Maryland.
Going for a 'heretical' thirty minute mash, five minute sparge, thirty minutes boil (low hopping of Mild is ideal) and....dry yeast packet of Nottingham Ale.
 
Brewing tomorrow but I can't decide what....

I was going to do a RIS so that it's ready for xmas, but stuck waiting on some maris otter in the mail, won't be here until Wednesday. Have lots of dark malts, so maybe a oatmeal stout?

APA is another option, as all the hops I have in stock lean that way. Have to take it closer to the session beer side though. Ran a little low on low abv stuff which can get out of hand quickly.



Pipeline:
Kölsch- wlp029 ~ 5%
Kölsch- Lutra (kegging Tuesday) ~5%


On tap:

Cottage house Saison 7%
Pliny DIPA clone 7.3%
 
Going to be trying my hand at brewing my first real lager this weekend with Adventures In Homebrewing's 'Backyard Pilsner' kit. Finally got my fermentation chamber put together, all that's left to do is hook up my brand spanking new Anvil temperature controller and get it dialed in for the fermentation temperature recommended for S-23 lager yeast. :rock:

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Not the weekend but it’s cold, foggy, and rainy, too muddy for any outside work. And, we leave for the city house tomorrow; grandson #2 is playing in an All Star football game in Billings Sat. morning. So, a good excuse for a brewday.

Brewing a “Hazy Ale”. I put this recipe together after having a low gravity, slightly hoppy beer that came in an Odell’s sample 12 pack. It’s basically “NEIPA Lite”. Around 4% ABV, all late hop additions except a small bittering charge at 60. If this turns out to be close to the Odell version I think I’ll like it a lot.
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Was planning to brew a Piwo Grodziskie (Gratzer) out in the garage this Sat, but we've been stuck in this 95-100 degree pattern for a week and it's not letting up. They said Sat may be "cooler," as in only 90. Not sitting around a propane burner with that.

Still going to brew it, but indoors on the stove. With a 6lb grain bill of smoked wheat, it should be a simple BIAB.

@grampamark, I'll swap you for the cold & rainy. ;) It's dry here and we need rain.
 
After my last couple of brew days getting rescheduled because of life, it's been six weeks since I've brewed, and I'm jonesing hard. I bought some Pride of Ringwood hops, and I'm planning on brewing an Aussie sparkling ale this weekend!
 

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