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Haven't seen the Sounders yet, but a couple years ago we were in Portland and got free tickets to a Timbers game. That was epic. Cannot WAIT until we get to go see the Kraken! Yay hockey!!
Went to a Sounders game back before the Timbers existed and had a great time. I ended up behind a full soccer team of 2nd graders, but it didn't stop me from double fisting those 22 oz craft beers lol
 
Brewing my imperial stout on Friday. Extremely regretted not doing it last weekend, so making it happen ASAP. Did the starter last night. Recipe has some tweaks, as this is one recipe I'm desperately trying to elevate.
 
Had a semi-unexpected day off from work today so why not brew? Made a batch of my house Pilsner. Should be a 5% German Pilsner if the yeast do their part.
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I brewed my American Porter yesterday. It might end up too bitter because I didn't hear the timer go off for the second hop addition, so the first hops got an extra 20 minutes or so in the boil. OTOH, it was just Willamette hops and they are not *that* bitter to start with, so 40 minutes vs 60+ is probably not a huge difference.
 
Just put 6 gal. of Blue Collar Coffee Stout (NB AG Kit) into the fermenter.

Now the cleanup begins. I was extra messy. Turned on the pump to recirculate the mash and I didn't have the spray head secured, so it recirculated me, the garage floor and the table, I'll probably find more as time goes on.

Oh, and Yellow Jackets LOVE wort! They aren't picky either, they are happy to take it right off your sweatshirt.

I thought the freeze this week would have killed them off but not so lucky :no:
 
Firing up my single tier, 3 keg HERMs set up-known as El Sistema tomorrow morning. It will be a chilly start here in So. VT. Hopefully the propane burners will cut the chill a little. Making a saison-7% ABV range. Basing my recipe around total water volume (15 gal) and will sparge until the hot liquor tank is empty. I broke the boil kettle sight glass so I don't have a good way to know when to stop sparging. I don't aim for the bullseye just the ballpark as far as style.
 
I brewed my first real IPA in a long while. used 8 mm of hop shot at 60, 1 oz each Mosaic and Citra at 10, .5 each at FO and DH. Looking forward to this one. The yeast is US05 at 68.

4 lb MO, 4 lb pils, .5 lb each of Aromatic and C60. Should be tasty. :mug:
 
I need to beef up the pipeline and I think my next version of a Fezziwig Ale clone is in order. :mug:

Question: Should I add some Gluco amylase into my IPA to dry it out? I was thinking about it, but the body of the MO might be nice also.
 
Torn between a batch of the House American Strong or an IPA....husband was making noises earlier in the week about a dump run tomorrow so I might only have time for one. Decisions decisions!! I'll have both fermenters free, so could do a double brewday on the Sunday....hmmm.
 
For two weeks running...I didn't brew this weekend. And that's a good thing.

All my kegs are full and they're full of good beer that I look forward to drinking.

I really, really wanted to brew this weekend, but I also like what I have on tap. I'm glad I didn't rush things. I can enjoy the beers I have for another week.

But one of them is going to die come Turkey Day. :mischievous:
 
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I'm brewing something this next weekend, but have no idea what. Maybe a real Xocavaza clone.

Last weekend I got my new still working for the first time. Now I just need to get some wash going ASAP. LOL :mug:
 
Just mashed in.
Took the day off to brew another batch of my Apricot Wheat. I know it's more of a summer beer, but the temperatures around here never get too cold. Plus it's just so damn good.

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