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Doing a paulaner hefe clone sunday. Too bad I am sick as a dog. Hopefully I will feel better tomorrow...
 
I got a wort chiller and a Bayou Classic SQ14 for christmas so I'm moving off the stovetop and into the garage today. (SWMBO is ecstatic about this - bonus!)
Going all grain and full volume boil for the first time.
I'm making a special bitter -
8 lbs. 2 row pale, .5 lb. 90L, .5 lb. Carapils, 2 oz Fuggles 4.8% at 60/20/5.
Keeping it simple for my first full boil. I've been doing partial mash so I'm pretty comfortable with that procedure, but I've been doing 3 gallon stovetop boils so that'll be new for me. Also first time using my immersion chiller. Wish me luck!!
 
Heating up my water for a California Common. Finally got my MLT to not leak so it is time to give it a spin. Also need to bottle a Munich/Fuggles SMaSH and a Chocolate/Hazelnut Sweet Stout sometime this weekend.
 
Just brewed a japanese style super dry pilsner. We'll see how my first use of flaked rice will go! I've never brewed anything this light or potentially this crisp. I'm excited! :tank:
 
I just brewed two 5 gallon batches. Oberdorfer Weissbier and Bee cave brewery haus Pale ale.

Both went very well. I am tired. I think I am going to relax and have a homebrew.
 
Canceled the brew today. Brewing as soon as I get up tomorrow. Might make it a double day: American stout for sure, might go for the Two Hearted Clone.

Quick poll: Best hop for an American stout?
Cascade
Centennial
Chinook
Columbus
Blend?
 
going to attempt two batches tomorrow, I ordered all the grain for 4 batches about 5 weeks ago and only got to brew one so far. Hope it's all still good. Going to do a newcastle clone from midwest, and I ordered all the ingredients for bee haus pale, and IPA, so I gotta pick which one I'll do. Hopefully I can get my fat donkey out of bed early and get moving so I don't spend all day brewing.
 
Did my second AG today. (Same recipe as the first one I did on Wednesday). Also got to use my new wort chiller pump to avoid freezing the garden hose again!
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I really wanted to brew this weekend...but my crappy LHBS was out of yeast. I'll spend tomorrow working on my keezer build, instead.
 
Just finished brewing a chocolate espresso porter of my own devising. If it turns out well, I'll post the recipe. Tried cold-steeping espresso beans this time. The SWMBO's nephew came by to learn the ropes, too. He had a great time and will be back. Hope to have him brewing his own before too long. He works in a coffee shop and brought the espresso beans.
 
Just finished brewing a chocolate espresso porter of my own devising. If it turns out well, I'll post the recipe. Tried cold-steeping espresso beans this time. The SWMBO's nephew came by to learn the ropes, too. He had a great time and will be back. Hope to have him brewing his own before too long. He works in a coffee shop and brought the espresso beans.

Let us know, a chocolate espresso porter sounds pretty good right about now! :mug:
 
10 gallons of Blonde Ale in the books. First 10 gallon batch thanks to my March pump and everything went rather smooth. 5 gallons gets WLP001 and 5 gets WY3787.
 
going to attempt two batches tomorrow, I ordered all the grain for 4 batches about 5 weeks ago and only got to brew one so far. Hope it's all still good. Going to do a newcastle clone from midwest, and I ordered all the ingredients for bee haus pale, and IPA, so I gotta pick which one I'll do. Hopefully I can get my fat donkey out of bed early and get moving so I don't spend all day brewing.

Hope you have more luck than I did, I do not scientifically examine every (cross that out) ANY aspect of my brews at this point. Midwest was OK, but mine didn't come close. I now have an all grain that was right on last time. Grains are crushed, yeast is started I am going for a second round as everyone and their brother liked the first 10 gallons.

Here it is in case you or someone else wants to try it:

10 gallon batch

18 lbs Maris Otter 2 row malt (I used American two row first 55 pound sack)
4 oz. Chocolate Malt
4 Oz. Crystal Malt
3 oz. Black Patent Malt

1 oz. Target - 60 min
1 oz. East Kent Goldings - 15 min.


White Labs British Ale Yeast (WLP005)
 
What? every strain or did you need a particular one?

All they had was lambic and lager smack packs. My LHBS is actually Ithaca Beer Brewery/Store. I think they try to help out homebrewers, but their stock fluctuates badly, so you can never depend on picking up necessary ingredients there.
 
Going to brew the Austin Homebrew Supply American Red Ale.
Hope its going to turn out the way i Imagine. Really looking forward to this batch.
 
Brewing tomorrow. I have not had a chance to brew in a while so I am going to attempt to do 4 batches tomorrow. A Dubbel, IPA, APA, and an IBA. Probably brewcast the day since there will be 4 or 5 people coming over that will be brewing too.

Ed
 
Brewing an ordinary bitter today, the first run on my Brutus clone!

It's gonna be a scorching 41 degrees in Cleveland today so I want to brew before it drops back to the teens.
 
Brewing up Austin Homebrew's Scottish Heavy 70 /- All-Grain using White Labs Edinburgh yeast. Starter worked like a champ this week. Having a couple of friends over to introduce them to all-grain brewing.

Can't wait until it's finished -- planning on using the yeast cake for a Wee Heavy.
 

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