• Please visit and share your knowledge at our sister communities:
  • If you have not, please join our official Homebrewing Facebook Group!

    Homebrewing Facebook Group

So who's brewing this weekend?

Homebrew Talk

Help Support Homebrew Talk:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
I want to brew again so badly but we are closing on a house in the next week or two...don't really feel like messing around with fermenters etc while moving...oh well.

A week or two? You have plenty of time to make up a small beer. Something light like a cream ale, mild, or a lawnmower beer should be fermentable in that amount of time.
 
I plan on brewing up NBs Smashing Pumpkin Ale. Earliest I've ever brewed the recipe, made it the last two years. I know it really hits it's prime after a few months so this should be great around Halloween and Thanksgiving.
 
A week or two? You have plenty of time to make up a small beer. Something light like a cream ale, mild, or a lawnmower beer should be fermentable in that amount of time.

Yeah, true. I guess I could come up with something outside the norm (IPA) haha!
 
If my brew bag comes in (bag for mash in a cooler) and my order of ingredients from Austin Homebrew comes in by this weekend then I will. It'll be my first BIAB/mash in a cooler brew, making a belgian wit clone of Wahoo White.

The bag was supposed to be in last Friday, but decided it needed to take a mini-vacay to San Diego....8 hours away from where I live.
 
Brewing a Scottish 80 schilling this weekend. Hopefully going to be getting a nice early start. I've never had this style before, only a scotch ale which really isn't too similar, but I am excited.
 
Brewed up a Brown ale. My buddy brewed an Amber.

150808_152800_COLLAGE-1.jpg
 
Just got back from my LBHS, grains milled and yeasts purchased for a 11 gallon batch of Saison. 1 gallon is going to be fermenting on its own after going through a coolship to see if I can get some natural wild yeast funk. The other 10 gallons are getting Dupont.
 
I'm on a roll! Cherry wheat on July 17, Pineapple Weizen on July 24, Sacred Summit PA on July 31 , Pliny Clone (minus the corn sugar in the boil...DOH!) on Aug 7 and now an Experimental Hop PA on Aug 14. Sculpin clone planned for Aug 21. Wifey might have me take a break after that, although her favorite Milk Stout is down to 2 bottles!
 
Doing my localized version of Tasty's Session Pale Ale. Danish and German malts and some extra hops for a hopstand. Not going to dry hop, as I want to farm the yeast from this batch.

Wooo, APA!:mug::rockin:
 
This morning I'm brewing up a simple extract pale with 3522, will be putting in orange peels in secondary for a mimosa beer. This is only being made to make a big yeast cake to make a BSD with the yeast, I want to see what it's like in a big darker beer.
 
Today I went to a new (to me) home brew store and walked out with 88.5lbs of grain. I see a brew day in my near future.
 
Today I brewed my sixth batch, my first all grain batch: a Two Hearted Ale clone. All went well, hit my gravities and post boil volume pretty well. Missed my sparge temp however. I think I need a better thermometer and a HLT would be nice. Also learned you can clog a bazooka screen with pellet hops...
 
Today I brewed my sixth batch, my first all grain batch: a Two Hearted Ale clone. All went well, hit my gravities and post boil volume pretty well. Missed my sparge temp however. I think I need a better thermometer and a HLT would be nice. Also learned you can clog a bazooka screen with pellet hops...

Congrats on the milestone.
 
I brewed batch #10 today. Cottage House Saison. Everything went well until I burned the s out of my shin moving the kettle to start cooling.
 
Finished a 6 gal batch of Back in Black IPA w/ my daughter today. Hit the numbers & its resting comfortably in my ferm chamber.
We also legged the Edmund Fitzgerald Porter we did a few weeks back.
Next up is a Ninkasi True Believer clone.
 

Latest posts

Back
Top