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Easter is get together brew day :mug:

6 people, were going to split 3 10-gallon batches

Bog Beagle english pale
24lbs maris otter
8oz peat smoked malt
4oz fuggle @ 60
2oz fuggle @15
2oz fuggle flameout
S-04

how loud can 3-4 sp-10's/sq-14s be?
 
Friday is my planned brew day and my first time brewing since i moved back to hawaii (three years). Going to be doing the NB De Belge Farmhouse IPA BIAB 3gal and possibly a recipe I have been working on with the help of the forum, Basement Beer or another, more traditional American IPA.
 
Hey - I'm brewing this Friday too! I'm attempting my first "Micro-batch" - a 1 Gallon, BIAB batch. I'm making an English IPA with UK Pale 2 Row, Amber malt and a pinch of toasted malt, and a TON of Fuggles - a bittering addition, 30-minute addition, aroma addition, and dry-hopping. I'm calling it....


"I Fuggled Your Mom"
 
ViperMan said:
Hey - I'm brewing this Friday too! I'm attempting my first "Micro-batch" - a 1 Gallon, BIAB batch. I'm making an English IPA with UK Pale 2 Row, Amber malt and a pinch of toasted malt, and a TON of Fuggles - a bittering addition, 30-minute addition, aroma addition, and dry-hopping. I'm calling it....

"I Fuggled Your Mom"

Nice name! Sounds toasty and yet refreshing like your beer hopefully will come to be. Did you think about using Maris Otter instead of the pale 2row? It sounds to me like a very English recipe already. What made you side for the pale?
 
I like it. I approve heavily of the word fuggles to begin with.

Funny thing I noticed. My first beer was an IPA kit. 6 different hop additions on the schedule. My second and third were a stout... we're down to a bitting addition and an aroma addition.

This weekend I made an Irish Red. At 60, put miniscule amount of hops in boil. Do nothing else. Throw some more hops from one hand to the other, if you want, but thats it.
 
CreamyGoodness said:
I like it. I approve heavily of the word fuggles to begin with.

Funny thing I noticed. My first beer was an IPA kit. 6 different hop additions on the schedule. My second and third were a stout... we're down to a bitting addition and an aroma addition.

This weekend I made an Irish Red. At 60, put miniscule amount of hops in boil. Do nothing else. Throw some more hops from one hand to the other, if you want, but thats it.

Yeah my IPA kit only has 2 additions, one at 60 and one at 20. It's only a 3gal batch and only 3ozs of hops.
 
dpatrickv said:
I'll be brewing two or three beers this weekend.

Milk chocolate stout
Coconut cascadian ale
Strawberry blonde ale

Nice! Me too:
My first sour--10gal
10gal of Belgian Tripel
5gal of BN Porter
 
Bottling my first brew, a Hobgoblin clone. Which leaves me two empty carboys for an Allagash white clone and a batch of EdWorts Apfelwein. Good thing it's a 3 day weekend :ban:
 
Will hopefully be brewing an Amarillo/Cascade/Centennial IPA on Saturday. First time using Wyeast 1272. Hopefully it won't be too windy out!
 
Hammertime1 said:
Friday morning is brew day. Going to do Bell's Two Hearted Ale clone. Water drawn, hops measured out, and grains crushed tonight.

Got two starters running now. Friday is an American brown ale with warrior and palisades then Saturday is a double IPA made with warrior hops
 
Planning on experimenting with some sort of 1.129 OG concoction. I have 5 full cornys and another 5 gallons fermenting, so I have time to let something sit and mature now. Plus a 5 gallon batch of Grandma's liquid apple pie.
 
Brewing "Admiral Farragut's Damned Torpedo" (IIPA) now...Summit for bittering and Bravo for everything else.
 
I'm brewing MW's Flat Tire--a clone of the very similarly named Belgian ale. I'm planning on brewing an English Brown next weekend. Both will be my first brews in kegs!
 
Howdy,

Planning on trying my hand at skeezerpleezer's Zombie Dust clone on Sunday morning. 1/2 lb of Citra in 5 gallons.

Stoked.
 
Bottled 5 gallons and kegged 5 gallons of Whipping Post IPA last night.
Attending a group brew session Saturday morning.
Brewing 11 gallons of BierMuncher's Cream of Three Crops on Sunday.
BEER BEER BEER BEER!!!!
 
Just finished the NB De Belge Farmhouse IPA 3gal BIAB, my first brew on my own!

Projected OG was 1060 and I got 1068, with about 72% efficiency. Not bad for my first BIAB and in the dark!

I posted some photos on the NB De Belge Farmhouse thread
 
Planning on brewing a Dogfish Head 60 minute IPA this weekend, heading out to the LHBS this morning to pick up supplies.
 
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