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Taking a shot of that Dragonmead Tripel that Hurricane posted a while back. Halfway through the mash. Also kegging a Galaxy British Golden to pass the time.
 
I was sick all this weekend so this Sunday I will have to brew my Margarita Gose, it'll be a mixed fermentation beer using the "Reverse Kettle Sour" technique from MTF instead of the run-of-the-mill kettle sour, and pointers from Rph Guy.

Aiming to submit for a comp if it doesn't suck that bad.
 
I have my cream ale recipe ready for the weekend. Using up some older low alpha hops (Kazbek, 4.1aa) which I really liked in a prior saison.

The next one I will do will be a saison but I will need to free up my primary, currently occupied by my barleywine. I may end up transferring that to my carboy for another 4-6 weeks to bulk age.
 
Will brew up a batch of Czech lager on Saturday with grain that I milled myself for the first time. And will use my just-learned knowledge of strike/sparge volume (that I knew before, but "forgot") to get the gravity/efficiency where it needs to be. Will mill the grain when I get home from work tomorrow night then go to bed and try to sleep, knowing I have an epic brewday the next day.
 
Hoping to do an Amber. Need to get some yeast refreshed and have ingredients to use up.
 
Will brew up a batch of Czech lager on Saturday with grain that I milled myself for the first time. And will use my just-learned knowledge of strike/sparge volume (that I knew before, but "forgot") to get the gravity/efficiency where it needs to be. Will mill the grain when I get home from work tomorrow night then go to bed and try to sleep, knowing I have an epic brewday the next day.

Sparge volume doesn't matter. Just heat up more (6 gallons for 5 gallon batch). At least then you won't be short. Assuming a fly sparge...
 
Sparge volume doesn't matter. Just heat up more (6 gallons for 5 gallon batch). At least then you won't be short. Assuming a fly sparge...

I batch sparge, not brave enough yet to fly. But I will make sure I have enough to do a second sparge if needed.
 
We are! Brewing a Belgian Blonde! Second batch...our first one was a NEIPA, has about a week til bottling...seems right on point so far.
 
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