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Looks like I'll be bottling my Burton ale tomorrow,as it's spent a week at FG 1.018. & that's after rousing it from 1.020 a couple weeks ago. Should be great by Christmas.
 
What a weekend. My Dubbel is ready to drink, I just bottled a Berlin Wheat partial mash, and now I'm brewing a partial Trappist Ale. God, I so love this hobby...oh yeah, and weekends when SWMBO is off scrapbooking! I'm also sampling an Ambergeddon, an amber ale brewed by the Ale Asylum out of Madison, WI. They also brew Bedlam ale which is all Citra hops. Outstanding! My next clone!:tank:
 
Brewin up a cranberry wheat.

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Working up a batch of Cherry Wheat featuring this years Flathead Montana Cherries! I then have to wait and compare it to the cherry wheat using Door County Wisconsin Cherries. I predict this to be a tough call...
 
did a cranberry apple cider..cranberries came fresh from the bogs and watched them press the cider can't wait....
 
punkrockdave said:
Brewed my first all grain batch, came as a kit, pre measured ingredients. It is an OPS, a b-day gift. Only a gallon of beer, but was a good test to see how it goes.

That was an IPA, man I hate spell check on my phone.
 
Bottled Apfelwein last night. Brewed a 10 g Oatmeal Stout and started another batch of Skeeter Pee. Still have to bottle a 2 gal test porter. Now it's cleanup time.

Also made a Spent grain bread to go with the Homemade Bacon I smoked during the brew
 
It would've been cool to have made some cheese to go with that spent grain bread & fresh bacon. And a pale ale to go with it! :rockin:At least I got my #3 Burton ale in bottles last night,& it looks like my wife's summer ale will be bottled by the end of the week. 12 gallons of ale for Jesus' birthday!
 
Because if Jesus wasnt messing with grapes hed been making some beer. What can ya do when the timeline didnt start till after death anyway.... I guess they needed all the barley millet and letil to make bread.When it can clearly make beer!
 
I'm in for 6gal of a Fuller's ESB clone. Time to start brewing Christmas presents. I was planning a double dip with a Celebration clone, but probably won't have time so I'll save that for the day before Thanksgiving.

"All your home brew are belong to us!"
 
I have a chiller coming in the mail this week so I am going to break that in on a smoked brown porter. Using brown and bamberg, two malts I have not used before. Should be fun.
 
All of the contractors where I work are being furloughed the week of thanksgiving and the last 2 weeks of the year. So I will be using that time wisely and brewing. I got the starter going last night for my weekend brew of the "Furlough Pale Ale".
 
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