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brewing a milk stout & greenbelt porter from yeast that I washed 6 weeks ago. first starter too. good times.
 
Brewing a farmhouse ale recipe and bottling a brown!

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Half way through the boil on a Belma/Nelson Sauvin Rye Pale ale, tomorrow is Dude's Lakewalk pale ale.
 
Just finished pitching into an IPA I through together using left over ingredients from previous batches.

Hoping the hops lend well to each other.

Magnum>Sorachi Ace>Cascade>Chinook>Amarillo
 
Bottling the Alcoa Puritan ESB tonight, brewing the 242Sqn. Ale (Belgian Dark Strong) tomorrow morning!! ... can't wait!!
 
Just finished my 2nd brew day.... And no one died.. No boil over in fact no major mishap at all (that I know of yet) brewed up BB Summer Ale. No just have to clean up. Cheers and thanks for all the help!!
 
Brewing an 11 gallon batch of my "Big Red Amber Ale," based on Jamil's Evil Twin recipe. Going to hopburst it with amarillo and centennial (yes, I had a stash of amarillo in the fridge!) Should be a winner.
 
Just finishing up an amber ale. I think I am going to be a little lazy and just sprinkle my US05 instead of rehydrating.

Hey kh54s10. I am doing the same thing with my US05 today. Have you seen Hockyplr's experiment on Youtube? He tests 3 1-gallon batches using 1.) The sprinkle method, 2.) rehydrating, and 3.) starter. He actually got the BEST results using the sprinkle method! (US-05 is very strong and hearty yeast.)

 
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Bottled some kolsch, going to keg 10 gallons of imperial pilsner, and brew my new zealand pale ale. Busy day.
 
An American red is cooling and should be in the fermenter in about 30 minutes. Was going to keg my amber today but she's happily bubbling, on her way to a healthy 80% attenuation. Gonna let the amber ride a bit longer.
 
Brewing a jalapeño cream ale tomorrow, and cracking open the new batch of dunkelweisen.
 
I'm brewing my first five gallon batch today!! With 3 successful Mr. Beer batches under my belt, I am making a batch of Amber Ale from Midwest Supplies. Been looking forward to this for a while.
 
After cleaning and delabeling 10 cases of bottles Friday, racking two batches to secondary yesterday, bottling two batches yesterday and washing out the yeast from one of them, and after I finish a little more stuff around the apartment today, I'll brew a kitchen sink Black IPA using that washed yeast.
 

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