I plan to brew either a batch of my Hillbilly ordinary bitter or another batch of my London porter this weekend. I haven't decided which yet. I may brew both if I have the time.
First use of SmackPack.... hmmmmm I'm thinking I'm going to do that tonight and make a large Yeast cake to pitch as I'm not familiar with it's reaction or the process of using this "Smakpak" method. Trying to cover my @$$ if it doesn't replicate sufficiently, I can always get another in the morning if needed.
Sunday morning I am making Lil' Sparky's Nut Brown Ale. Second time making it, myself... First time I won an award. Going to have it on tap in time for T-giving.
Myself and two other brewers will be getting together with a bunch of other folks for teach a friend to homebrew day. Right now I think we're planning on each doing 10 gallon batches of blackheart stout.
Should be fun, we have lots of other brewers planning to drop in, and at least a couple learners as well.
Saturday i will be brewing the first run of what I am hoping will be come my house Irish Red Ale. I should be a lightly hoped easy drinking ale (mostly for my SO).
Doing an Oaked Bourbon Porter Sunday, also transferring my Simcoe IPA, and taking an initial tasting of my Wee Heavy that i have been staring at longingly in the secondary for the last few weeks.
I'm just about to go and crush two grain bills for Sunday's brewtacular. A wheat beer with a bunch of amarillo and safale 05. And a batch of what hopefully turns out to be bitters. A bunch of MO, some toasted malt, and a bit of 85crystal. A whole bunch of EK and some Willamette with Safale 04
Half a dozen or so in our brew club are will be getting together to brew Saturday. I will be initiating a good friend with a 10gal batch of sweet oatmeal stout.
Teaching a friend or two how to brew tomorrow for the Teach A Friend To Brew Day. Was gonna brew a hefe, but no hefe yeast so I'm doing my Roadside IPA.
Caspio is hosting the event, and we'll have 3 brewers including myself all brewing up the first place stout winner. In addition to that, we have a few stouts to sample as "inspiration beer": Young's Double Chocolate Stout, Bourbon Barrel Stout, and a couple of others. Shapes up to be an epic stouty day!