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Just pitched a Pumpkin Porter mod. Smells pretty yummy. Should be ready for Christmas Family reunion.

My only concern will be if I didn't hop it enough; I wanted a porter on the sweetish side. I may have to dry-hop the secondary to raise the bittering. We shall see.

I love this hobby. Part science and part 'flyin' by the seat of your pants'.
 
I love this hobby. Part science and part 'flyin' by the seat of your pants'.

Ain't that the truth. I just decided to throw some caramel extract into my imperial pumpkin ... spur of the moment.

BTW, dry-hopping won't bitter your beer. And, it probably isn't a good idea for a pumpkin... IMO.

Give it a taste post-krausen. If it is overly sweet, boil some hops and add it. That will do the trick. Be careful, though. Over time, the beer will only get sweeter so I think this is safe.
 
California Common (AG) last night. This is my first AG batch to exactly hit my target OG. (Full disclosure: I intentionally hit my target OG by reducing batch size by 0.1 gallons. I'll call it B+ work...)
 
I have my choice of 3 different batches -

An AHS Pumpkin Ale
A Choco-Ras Stout
or a NB Fat Tire Clone

I think Im leaning towards the Punkin ale so that I may have it ready around Turkey day timeframe, although it would be good around Xmas too. I would like to get the C-Ras going too but they forgot to throw in my Ras flavoring. This might end up as a racking onto REAL raspberries in a secondary brew... (It would be my very first ever secondary beer!)
-Me
 
Kegged 10 gallons of Dunwel-Weizen and 10 Gallons of Special Bitter Friday Night. Today I am Brewing a Robust Porter. Right now I am in my 20 minute reat period for the first Batch Sparge. :ban:
 
Did three batches yesterday for my cousins wedding. We did an extract pale ale, a blonde all-grain, and an american amber all-grain. Started at noon and had it all cleaned up by 9pm. Great day for my first multi-batch day and only my third brewing session since returning to homebrewing. Today I am kegging the last batch. Busy weekend. :mug:
 
Scottish 80/- in the fermenter. Just cracked a Raison D'etre to take a break in between cleaning and laundry.
 
Got the blackberries soaking in Campden. Only used 20 lbs, so I might make a lower gravity batch with the other 12, rather than try for a second wine.
 
EdWort's Apfelwein and and a SNPA Clone from BYO. Kinda wish I was outside playing with my dog though. Next weekend.
 
I broke in my new Therminator tonight. Was going to build, but the LHBS had one so I pulled the trigger. It worked perfectly. Yours?

I learned if I use whole cone hops, I need to use my paint strainer bag. I dealt with clogs but figured it out and used the air compressor to blow things out.
 
Bottled batch 93, the American (well, sort of American style. Sorta. But all of the ingredients except the yeast are not from America) Brown on Sunday.

Upcoming Sunday, finally back to an IPA, West Coast style. Simcoe, Columbus and Crystal hops with Belgian Pale malt and repitched Wyeast 1056, 3rd generation.
 
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